Lin Zhaojun was the sort of woman who seemed to have a faint smile on her face even when she said nothing. It was probably connected to her life experiences. But right now, she looked puzzled.
Turning her head, she asked Jiang Han:
"Are those shoes comfortable to wear?"
Jiang Han blinked, not quite understanding.
Lin Zhaojun lifted her chin toward Du Lingxuan, who had already struck up a conversation with the Giant Cat at the Giant Cat Restaurant.
It did not seem like she was asking just to make conversation... During the time Jiang Han had spent with Lin Zhaojun, she had more or less come to understand some of this woman's habits—or rather, characteristics. Lin Zhaojun almost never did things for no reason. Even her praise had to come from the heart.
She replied, "They're sandals. Are you interested?"
Judging by Lin Zhaojun's expression, she was.
But Jiang Han did not try to guess what she was thinking from the angle of "Lin Zhaojun is a woman."
"They seem convenient for inscribing spells on," Lin Zhaojun said as she lifted her long skirt, revealing the shoes she wore.
"Short Martin boots," she said. "But they aren't very suitable for enchantment spells. Spells are still better enchanted onto soft shoes. I wore soft shoes for a while, but since this trip is just for fun and there's no need for combat, I..."
Jiang Han extended a foot. She wore classic platform Mary Janes, dark blue in color. They were not suitable for fighting—rather, it was utterly impossible to inscribe spells on them, unless one used materials so expensive even a cat's whiskers would tremble.
"..."
Lin Zhaojun said nothing, puffing out her cheeks as though she could not understand why someone would come out to have fun wearing shoes