Japan's Ninety-Two Provinces did not welcome visitors every day. They had an ancient and bizarre witch tradition: each of the Ninety-Two Provinces had different opening hours and different rules. Some allowed overnight stays, while others did not. Most witches who were not locals found it difficult to make sense of it all.
Though this was a matter of common knowledge, Japanese witches generally kept it confidential. Whenever books containing detailed introductions to the Ninety-Two Provinces appeared, they would buy or borrow them—in short, they kept a substantial part of it under wraps. Miss Sadako, who had met Jiang Han once, also kept silent on the matter, saying only, "If you go sightseeing, you won't be disappointed."
What Jiang Han found remarkable was that the witches had actually accepted that suggestion. It seemed to confirm that mysticism had quite a large market among witches.
"We can go to Northfield Sea Plains Province first. Its hot springs, hot-spring set meals, and distinctive fish ponds are all quite famous. I'm not sure whether we'll be allowed to stay overnight, but I think we should be. Otherwise, the province's signature attractions wouldn't be the hot springs and hot-spring set meals that every witch praises."
As Jiang Han watched Alesha speak, she inwardly sighed. Blind Treasure, who used to be somewhat introverted and spoke unhurriedly with the air of a lady, had already become a witch who spoke with such leadership now.
Wasn't Little Li over there playing on her phone like a quail!
Even Little Li no longer dared to make snide sarcastic remarks at Blind Treasure. This world really was...
"Oh my, what imposing prestige, meow. But just as you said, a hot-spring tavern definitely has to offer lodging. Makes perfect sense!" Du Lingxuan smiled broadly, her nine cat tails tapping out