"Ol..." Even now, Du Lingxuan still wasn't quite used to calling the other party by name. Perhaps this somewhat shy personality was also one of Du Lingxuan's strengths.
Unable to wait, Jiang Han helped her ask:
"Olivia, why did you come over?"
Du Lingxuan shot her a grateful look. That left Jiang Han, who had deliberately dug a pit for her to step into, feeling a trace of unease and guilt. Of course, with a cat's nature, such unnecessary emotions could be erased in two seconds.
Jiang Han sat upright in a cat-like posture: feet planted on the floor, knees drawn up, both cat paws resting atop them. It was like the way some long-haired girls sat in girls' dorms—at least in film and television. In real girls' dorms, the only sitting postures were probably cross-legged, sprawled back, or lying facedown like salted fish.
"I came over." Olivia yawned.
This exposed the fact that the boss cat had also gotten up in a hurry and rushed over.
"It's because..." Olivia leaned both hands on her cane. "Miss Du Lingxuan, you violated the Cat Lamp Expedition Team's fundamental rule: the rule against teaming up with Ghost Witches. That would greatly wound the pride of the giant cats and Cat Lamps. Oh, and now there are also Clockwork Cats. They would be very angry too."
Perhaps seeing that Du Lingxuan's expression still hadn't reached the state of I realize the problem now, Olivia added:
"It would also make cats think that you... are very unreliable."
"..."
Du Lingxuan's face went deathly pale. Her eyes widened, and even the color drained from her lips.
The word "unreliable" had tremendous destructive power.
If Jiang Han hadn't been there, Xuan Bao's eyes might have reddened on the spot.
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