"These are the Giant Cats I've been looking at for suitable partners. Most of them want a middle-class salary, and you'll need to provide room and board too."
The coffee and snacks on the table had already been cleared away, giving the place something of a 'Starbucks café atmosphere crew' vibe.
A certain indescribable petite-bourgeois air had emerged.
In the cleared space lay the Giant Cat registry Jiang Han had pulled from her tail—a thick volume, wider than a keyboard, and a full meter wide when opened. It recorded not only the Giant Cats' names and requirements, but also contained Witch-version GIF animations, letting one see each Giant Cat's exact appearance. It felt rather like a cattery, if Jiang Han had to put it into words.
"You really found a way? I can choose from this many Giant Cats?"
Dorothy looked somewhat delighted.
"Let's start with two strong ones!"
"..."
"Dorothy, at present, the vast majority—or rather, all—Giant Cat Lamps only accept one partner contract. Unless you persuade them otherwise, trying to have two Giant Cats as contract partners at the same time will cause conflicts."
After saying that, Jiang Han flipped further through the Giant Cat registry. "The Giant Cats in the back are more troublesome. They have strange tempers and strange demands. Their abilities are all kinds of bizarre too. Apparently Olivia is still gathering information and has assigned a tail incarnation to rewrite the Cat Lamp Book."
She was involved in that matter as well, but she kept it as confidential as possible and did not let others find out.
"Mm, so the Giant Cats in the back are stronger?"
Dorothy was clearly a power gamer; every sentence she spoke revolved around strength. Of course, Jiang Han knew that Dorothy was after the Giant Cats' legendary leyline