"Meow-ow, Cat picked up lots of good stuff on the battlefield—interesting little things. Cat was just about to find some giant cats who like this sort of treasure and sell them!"
Giant Cat Jielin said.
Beside this fluffy mass of chaotic wind was a rather solemn-looking big fat cat. She had exquisite black fur like a tuxedo, complemented by white-gray belly fur and facial fur. A pair of large, languid-looking ears drooped forward, while her tail resembled a fluffy plug.
This plump giant cat studied a fragrant gray crystal, then nodded. Her cat ears and long fur twitched twice.
"Cat buys it!"
"..."
After a round of haggling so bizarre even witches could never have imagined it—tails poking bellies and cat paws smacking cat heads—Cat Jielin finally sold off her spoils of war. Turning around, she spotted Jiang Han and her companions approaching.
Her cat mouth opened, letting out a meow-hahaha as her fluffy paws slapped her belly.
"Meow-ow! Being able to meet friend cats is truly something that makes Cat comfortable!"
"You have rather too many friends—and they're rather... heavy," the witch remarked.
"Meow-ow! Thank you! Meow-ow!" The unfamiliar giant cat, having been called "heavy," rubbed her cat eyes with a moved meow-ow-ow.
But her eyes could shine. After rubbing them, they became like searchlights.
"Meow-ow."
The unfamiliar giant cat blinked at Jiang Han, making her instinctively turn her head away.
These cat lamps were seriously lacking in virtue—high beams on the highway, honestly.
Jiang Han pursed her lips and turned her head to look over the unfamiliar witch who had arrived alongside this unfamiliar giant cat.
Noticing her gaze, the unfamiliar giant cat introduced them.
"Cat is called Cat Yenie, a cellar Giant Cat Lamp, meow-ow. And this one, meow-ow meow-ow..."
Her enormous paw pointed toward the witch,