Jiang Han and the others picked a good air-steam boat—the best and quietest one, chosen under the guidance of certain cats. In this attraction, the witches had to assemble the air-steam boat's components themselves.
Thus, Du Lingxuan, who had nine great tails and could imitate Doctor Octopus working beneath a car, volunteered to assemble the entire air-steam boat.
Humming the tune of the Yin-Yang Cat Chorus, Du Lingxuan energetically manipulated magic tricks that consumed no magical power as she assembled it.
"Doo-doo-doo~ Mmm-doo-doo-doo~"
Watching the vibrantly energetic Du Lingxuan, Jiang Han could not help envying the Sleepless Giant Cats' energy and rest cycles. Sleepless Giant Cats seemed to need only a short nap to restore all their physical strength, with even mental fatigue vanishing after a single rest.
There was no question that the Sleepless Giant Cats' energy was hardly catlike. Jiang Han thought again. Yet as she thought that, she found herself rather fond of Du Lingxuan's boundless energy. Perhaps it was an excellent kind of health—mental health. Even the most reclusive witch in the world could be stirred to life by this energy during the occasional trip outside. No wonder so many witches loved Du Lingxuan's rebellious, self-centered personality: a well-behaved girl on the outside, a bad girl within. Everyone loved this type of witch... of course, it would have been even better if Xuan Bao did not have a mouth.
Beside Jiang Han, Lu Jieshan was studying an entire list of fish species available for fishing.
She looked up.
"The judge Cat Lamps are here."
Her tone was as though she were saying, 'Look, a giant panda,' without the slightest respect for the judges. In truth, few witches could remain serious in the face of Cat Lamps. Even Dinesha, famous throughout history for her deadpan face, had