Cat lamps truly deserved their reputation as natural-born scouts. So long as they did not glow, their silent, soundless floating was difficult to notice.
The ratfolk could barely detect even feline creatures, let alone creatures of the cat-lamp family.
Not being discovered was always a good thing.
Jiang Han felt that if she were discovered, she would probably fly into a rage from embarrassment and slaughter every ratfolk here.
She adjusted her breathing and slowly drifted down among the ratfolk.
In time with her breathing, with the fluctuations of leyline energy, her presence vanished in an instant.
Jiang Han's friends, Miss Chen Ligu and Miss Chu Yujun, both moonlighted in martial professions, and she had learned from them this martial art called [Breath-Holding Technique]. Once witches reached a certain level, they no longer needed to breathe, but witches in the monk and Nine Swords professions still used the [force] generated by breathing to achieve unbelievable feats.
Thus, the Breath-Holding Technique was born.
However, Jiang Han's Breath-Holding Technique differed slightly from others': hers had already achieved the effect of invisibility.
Just as now, she was clearly standing before a ratfolk, observing the Witch Cards, yet that ratfolk could not react to either her appearance or her existence. It was like a color the eyes could not recognize—present, right before them, yet impossible to observe.
Simply put, by holding her breath, Jiang Han could enter a state where no one could detect her existence or even hear her breathing.
Did this even count as martial arts?
She thought, "It should count, since it can be used in the Dead Magic Zone..."
But then another thought struck her: "Does this Dead Magic Zone really count as science?"
Even if the answer was "yes," it would probably need qualifiers before or after it, like