After installing the new component in her room, Jiang Han watched the rock wall behind the waterfall be replaced by the entrance to a demiplane.
Jiang Han walked into the waterfall. Her heavy, formidable magic made her immune to water and fire alike; neither the impact of the rushing water nor the spray could wet her fur. She simply stood amid the waterfall and looked into the demiplane. It was a cozy space styled like a cave bar, yet it was strewn everywhere with cheap but glittering ores, luminous springs and rivers, and fluorescent plants. Probably the sort of place rats would like—sparkling, sparkling everywhere.
Beside this component were a shaft hatch leading downward, an alchemy room, a potion room, and a reading room, as well as a [Dragon Girl Racing Intelligence and Recording Room] she had specifically purchased after learning of "Jiang Han's hobbies" from the diary. It was an ancient event.
Dragon witches and dragon mages organized these anti-magic half-marathons—shorter than an ordinary marathon—based on differences in their genes and physical capabilities.
As it became hugely popular, it naturally turned into a sport witches loved to watch.
After all, who didn't enjoy watching cute or sexy dragon girls race while drenched in sweat?
Once the arrangements were complete, she saw that Ovi had already hauled out the electromagnetic tea-brewing giant cat and was questioning and examining it.
The electromagnetic tea-brewing giant cat had an intensely technological coat of silver and blue-white, sturdy whiskers curled like copper wire, and a large electrical plug for a tail.
For roughly the next week, Ovi would likely be continuously studying this kind of artificially created witch giant cat.
Naturally, breeding this kind of giant cat was an extremely troublesome matter for witches. Without the Gold Cat Paw Mark, they could only