A cat witch's habits were hard to pin down. They were witches somewhat similar to Cat Lamps, yet they retained the most basic witchly habits. For instance, this cat witch Jiang Han had encountered preserved the witches' rigor.
This was a cat witch with pink-and-white furred cat ears, her slender tail looped around two little umbrellas. One was a rain umbrella, the other a parasol.
She was studying ritual magic beside a stone stove by the roadside.
Upon seeing Jiang Han, she curiously scooted over.
First, she examined Jiang Han's enormous cat ears, then swiftly glanced at the compact mirror she carried and looked over her own cat ears.
Then she inspected Jiang Han's enormous Mist Immortal cat tail before turning to look at her own slender cat tail.
"Meow, you're really suspicious. Are you actually a cat witch...?" she said bluntly.
"I am. The administrators of the higher-up Cat Witch Mutual Aid Society personally came to register me. Comrade, I'm afraid it would be futile even if you refused to consider me a cat witch. Other cat witches will acknowledge me," Jiang Han said with a fake smile.
Cat witches were actually fairly organized among witches.
Although there was no exploitation, domination, or anything of that sort between higher-ranking and lower-ranking cat witches, the former clearly possessed a little more "credibility." In other words, guarantees made by higher-ranking cat witches were not to be questioned by lower-ranking ones—though, more precisely, it was the sort of pressure senior researchers exerted over junior researchers.
Naturally, Jiang Han did not want trouble, so she brought up how a senior member of the Cat Witch Mutual Aid Society had personally recruited her to persuade the other witch.
Quite successfully, too. It turned out that this was indeed highly convincing.
The cat witch let