Compared to Eileen's gear, Loya's entire outfit could only be described as "simple."
A skintight one-piece combat suit, covered in glowing tubes and luminous lines that gave off a distinctly cyber feel.
Three leather thigh straps bound around her legs, holding tiny milliliter-sized potions and scrolls resembling miniature mechanical hard drives.
An outer witch robe, its edges made of dazzling RGB-shifting luminous material, its enchantments inscribed in characters that looked like formulas and mechanical logic code. Loya also wore a pair of large mechanical cat ears and orange, intensely sci-fi goggles.
She wore armored black-shell knight boots. Though she was a furry Loya, she was very Dona—no, very cyber, very sci-fi-furry-Loya!
Jiang Han finally understood a little. Thinking back to how Kraken had also put together a set of cyberpunk leather—rather, cyber gear.
It was obvious!
In Witch World, that superhero principle of "the rich play technology, the poor play mutation" simply did not hold up.
The more they were so-called old-money witches, the more those old-money types pursued mutations to the absolute extreme, topped off with lavish equipment that would make any petty bourgeois fall to their knees and call them "Mom!" That was the standard loadout for old-money witches and top-tier tycoons. Wasn't that exactly how Ovi, Eileen, Angelite, Eve Harkins, Eleanor... and all those other rich, powerful, and strong witches equipped themselves?
Meanwhile, the newer big-money witches and nouveau-riche sisters lacked the foundation to pull off scientifically sound mutations like three hearts and six lungs... nor did they have the foundation for a set of enchantment gear pushed to the absolute limit. So they found another path and started playing with new technology: a full set of cyber gear. Never mind whether it was truly top-tier; visually, it was already plenty impressive.
As for performance...
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