The most unreasonable witches in this world were the Ghost Witches.
—They were harmless witch creatures who still lined up to use the toilet and held hands on their way to the restroom after class. Yet because their food source was [vitality], they had caused the greatest losses among servant armies.
And the most unreasonable Cat Lamps were the ghost-type Cat Lamps, also known as castle-type Cat Lamps.
The Cat Lamp corridor of Ghost Castle housed every ghost-type Cat Lamp from all the castles. After defeating Dinesha, Jiang Han had suddenly received an invitation from a battle-hardened Giant Cat, inviting her here to contract Cat Lamps as a reward for defeating a Ghost Witch.
Though it sounded a little like defecting to the enemy.
But ghost-type Cat Lamps had apparently always been like this: they offered contracts to witches who defeated powerful Ghost Witches.
That was also why Ghost Witches obediently stayed inside their castles. Whenever a Ghost Witch appeared outside, witches could not help issuing duel invitations. After all, before Jiang Han, this had been the only reliable way to recruit Cat Lamps, and one could even get news of some Ghost Giant Cat Lamps... But interestingly, most Ghost Witches could not tame Ghost Giant Cats either. They could only take Ghost Kittens around with them, using them as a more convenient version of ghost servants and ordinary illumination Cat Lamps.
"Why are they called unreasonable Cat Lamps?" Jiang Han asked curiously...
"Perhaps because they're crazy?" Chen Ligu asked curiously, holding the contract documents in her hands. Recently, she had taken up the highly promising side profession of [cat-raising lawyer], which let her help witches and Cat Lamps sign contracts to raise one another—yes, raise one another. The crucial point of such contracts was called "mutually being pets":