Borrowing passage from the Ghost Witches went very smoothly. Jiang Han had guessed correctly—they had indeed set up the Ghost River across the Anse Main Battlefield to transport supplies quickly. Since most of the cat lamps used in the ghost wheelbarrow business were now imported from Jiang Han, the Ghost Witches had no choice but to be especially friendly.
Jiang Han asked, and they answered.
Jiang Han asked about the price, and they told her to pay whatever she saw fit.
When Jiang Han asked again, the Ghost Witches requested that she open the convenient passage rather than the queueing passage of the Giant Cat Territory to them, so they could enter the island for sightseeing and travel. Naturally, Jiang Han agreed. The outer regions of Ghost Castle were also famous tourist destinations, and opening a convenient passage would bring both sides considerable benefits.
Perhaps in the future they might even come up with tourist tickets from the Giant Cat Territory to Ghost Castle, or from Ghost Lake to Giant Cat Wonder Lake—thirty days of unlimited fun in one go, squeezing dry a witch's paid leave and advance salary all at once, meow-ow.
Jiang Han arranged to depart at exactly six the following afternoon. The location would be Eleanor's Mill Air Harbor, which also happened to be the delivery location she had agreed upon with Henrietta. Very convenient.
After reaching an agreement with the Ghost Witches, Jiang Han began sending invitations to one giant cat after another, asking them to participate in the Anonymous Cat Vote.
Although the Cat Sea Grand Cathedral was still under construction, Jiang Han had already gained some of its bonuses. For instance, through the cathedral's power, she could communicate with the giant cats in her territory and invite them into her cat nest. The giant