With all kinds of supplies settled, the witches began choosing goods. There was no real dispute over that, though.
They decided to order products from Cat Veer's Giant Cat Workshop in March Cat Peak City. Cat Veer almost exclusively supplied outstanding works of Archwitch level and above, and the brand was extremely famous as well—though physical stores were hard to find, and no online ordering service was available either, meow-ao! Nearly everything Jiang Han and the others wanted to buy was available there: tents, broom covers, encrypted radar and encrypted engineering-grade radios for the journey, even custom radio stations for Cat Lamp Broadcast and Cat Lamp Daily.
Jiang Han personally harnessed two fat bird dragons to pull their carriage.
As they rode along, she pointed out the Cat Spider ranch operated by Pharaoh Giant Cat Lamp Histeria to the wide-eyed Lilian, introducing the sights along the way:
"Brocade woven from Cat Spider silk is one of my territory's main products. Xiya is currently in charge of it. If you need any, just ask this girl for it..."
Jiang Han pointed at Histeria.
Xiya swished her two cat tails rather dishonestly.
"I barely have any stock left at all..."
"Cut it out." Jiang Han interrupted her. "Even if every bolt of Cat Spider brocade in the world had been traded away, you could still secretly pull twenty or thirty bolts out of your tails."
Kraken looked at Histeria and nodded.
"Xiya does have that habit. She likes hoarding things."
"Collectibles?" Alesha asked curiously. Her face was extraordinarily Mary Sue—hardly much worse than Mei Ying's—and carried an innocence that was impossible to ignore.
Though this witch had fought through brambles and thorns all the way, leading South City Mandrake to within a single step of the playoffs, she was probably not far