Before giant cats received visitors—specifically, work-related visitors—they first used steam to wash the dirt out of their fur.
Then they used hair dryers to fluff up their coats.
That was because every witch who saw a giant cat could not resist getting handsy. With something so huge and fluffy right in front of them, if they did not pet it or give it a good rub, it would simply be letting down the cat genes inside every witch!
Naturally, Jiang Han needed it too.
She only needed to clean her tail and cat ears, while Cat Dula, in her Cat Lamp Maiden form, likewise did not need a full-body cleaning.
The general process was to spray the cat ears and tail with a steam-cleaning spray for around ten seconds, then apply oil. Cat Lamps might be living creatures, but they had an extremely high demand for oil. Quality oil did not merely make a cat's fur gleam with a slick shine—it also allowed cats to absorb more leyline energy. Add in idealism, and the more smugly pleased a cat was, the stronger it became!
Jiang Han took out the golden pine oil bottle Eileen had given her, poured a little onto her tail, and began rubbing it in. Beside her, Cat Dula took out a black bottle bearing a label with a picture of a "Cat Lamp," poured out rich pine oil, and dripped it onto her tail.
It smelled wonderful.
Jiang Han sniffed it and blinked.
"Are you using Victory Brand Pine Oil?"
This product had been created by the Nightmare Cat Lamps, though its name and label had been devised by Cat Luo, the Mushroom Giant Cat. The Mushroom Giant Cat believed that oil used by Cat Lamps had to have brand appeal, that Cat Lamps had to