After showing off her cat tail and cat ears, Jiang Han went back to rest.
Early the next morning, she played Giant Cat Basketball with the giant cats again. This was a program Cat Doyastin had come up with and initially drafted rules for—a version of basketball adapted from landfolk rules, with obvious rules like a three-point line and so on. However, it seemed this activity needed its rules reconsidered and redesigned, along with the development of corresponding [Arena Mode Rules], similar to the rule-mode barrier added for witch competitions.
Five giant cats against five giant cats—though on the court, each side was actually four giant cats and one witch. The referee was a witch.
There was no creature in the world better suited to being a temporary referee than a witch who could memorize all the rules at a glance.
The first Giant Cat Basketball game ended in failure. Not because it was boring, nor because it was uninteresting—quite the opposite. For the entire forty-eight minutes, the witches, female witches, and servant troops making up the audience cheered nonstop! But it was a failure of the rules.
First, jump shots in basketball—raising the ball, jumping, and shooting it—were simply too powerful when giant cats used them. Their hang time could slaughter fourteen Michael Jordans, because they could stay in the air for the entire twenty-four-second possession allowed by the rules. Although Cat Doyastin had stipulated that they could not jump higher than three meters, at that height they could calmly adjust their bodies and shoot.
Then there were layups and dunks... Don't be fooled by how chubby, soft, and fluffy giant cats were. Once they got moving, even other giant cats could not stop them at all!
Finally, there was the foul standard. At first, the witch referee had