"You want to ask about Ms. Xuan's fishing skills?" Ye Keshu put on a thoughtful expression, though her eyes seemed to sparkle whenever she thought, and she gestured animatedly as if showing off some incredible treasure. "They're amazing! I remember there was a time when she often took me fishing for a kind of fish that was really hard to catch. I think it was called Cola Fish or something."
Cola Fish.
Jiang Han had received news that was far from good.
This fish was a broad category of fish, yet one notoriously difficult to hook. Ms. Song Yixian had also used it as an example before. In essence: they ranged over a vast area, and there were records of them appearing—and being hooked—everywhere from the surface to the bottom.
Their vast roaming range was somewhat like the so-called "worldwide drop rate" in certain games. It sounded as though there were plenty of places to catch them, but in reality, their bite and hook rates practically made fishing impossible.
If a witch could catch this kind of fish, then whether she had done so through good luck or exceptional skill, she would be a very troublesome opponent.
Witches possessing either of those qualities were formidable.
Skill aside, just look at Song Yixian. With so little magic power and no job to speak of, she could still live a comfortably upper-middle-class life and support seven rare Cat Lamps that ate and drank to their hearts' content, all thanks to her extraordinary Fishing King skills. That level of technique was truly astonishing hard power.
Its counterpart was the soft power of luck. (Dragon Ragdoll and Big Boss Cat didn't count; their luck was hard power.)
Luck was something mysterious. In her previous life, all one could say was, "Maybe it exists, or