Jiang Han embraced the Giant Cat spirit of sticking together. After waiting with Cat Nesting for over ten minutes, they were joined again by Cat Doyastin and Cat Xiumei. Only then did the four Giant Cats head downstairs, rifles in hand. Ten kittens followed behind, chattering noisily and occasionally tearing down poster frames to collect them.
They soon reached the platform and tunnel, and the kittens instantly erupted in wild delight.
"Cat's got it!"
They bounced about as they began dismantling the rails, the clanging and rattling echoing through the entire tunnel.
With the light source the cat lamps carried themselves, the whole space was brightly lit.
If that Ratfolk returned with companions, they would surely be angered sick by such brazen behavior.
Jiang Han, too, had sent the cat lamps digging and gathering with a few mischievous thoughts in mind.
After all, cats would not die.
They made just the right bait.
But rather regrettably, even after the ten cat lamps had torn up nearly five or six meters of rail, they still failed to lure that Ratfolk over.
Jiang Han's darkvision had long since been exposed. Unless the other party was stupid beyond a certain point, they would not judge her by the assumption that [this catgirl can't see in the dark].
"Ratfolk? Meow-ow, how strange."
Cat Doyastin surveyed the platform, curiously touching the ticket gate with her fluffy cat tail, which looked like a hot-air balloon.
Tilting her head, she said, "Cat Lina only became a cat not long ago, right?"
"You're even a few hundred years younger than Cat Yeta."
Cat Yeta was only now considered a young kitten, yet she was already young and accomplished. No wonder a whole pack of battle-hardened Giant Cats gnawed their tails in envy.
After thinking with a blank