"If we're talking fishing, then much as I hate to toot my own horn, I've practically got a degree in it. If fishing had A2, I'd probably have an A2 diploma."
Lu Jieshan always bragged in this manner, with a touch of deliberately feigned modesty that only made her extreme arrogance stand out all the more.
Jiang Han did not particularly dislike that feeling. If anything, she found it amusing.
The corners of her lips curled up. She narrowed her eyes, took a sip of full-sugar cola, then said with a smile:
"You're really chatting up us cat witches now."
Du Lingxuan slapped the table and swayed from side to side.
"Meow-ow, meow-ow! I'll show you how good we are at catching fish."
Though they had never caught fish before, both of them were immensely confident.
Cats! They were always smug and pleased with themselves. Yet it was not merely due to their naturally cocky dispositions—cat witches were famed in all sorts of literature for their fishing prowess, especially in many novels.
Lu Jieshan slapped her forehead.
"Do you know what bait you need for mountain fish, lake fish, and river fish?"
"A flour-and-grub mixture!" the two answered in unison.
Lu Jieshan gave a charming smile.
"Then do you know what sort of fishing rod you need when fishing in alpine lakes, salt lakes, and rivers on floodplains fed by hot rivers?"
Jiang Han swiftly exchanged a glance with Du Lingxuan, then asked in surprise:
"You need to choose a fishing rod too?"
"Sisters, human strength has its limits." Lu Jieshan smiled. "And with no more than two thousand points of magic power, what spells should you learn to improve your quality of life, make survival more enjoyable, and upgrade your fishing tools?"
Du Lingxuan answered with complete confidence:
"Chef's