The House Is Gone

Jiang Han traded 49% ownership of Dragon Ecological Park for over three hundred common dragon species, along with a huge pile of dragon eggs that could be hatched using electromagnetic incubators.

This deal was obviously an enormous bargain. As long as the follow-up development kept pace, it would soon begin turning a profit on a massive scale.

That was probably the benefit of having famous witches make introductions—you could even catch wolves with empty hands.

By the time she finished discussing business and returned to the neighborhood near her home on the inner ring of Snow Phoebe Lake, it was already quite late at night.

Night shrouded everything. Bright, pristine moonlight pierced through the dense fog and faintly spilled across the Sky Island, making it mysterious and serene.

Along the streets of Snow Phoebe Lake's inner-ring Sky Island, strange yet natural-looking trees had been planted by the roadside. Hanging from their branches were things like braziers, only larger—little cat nests. Two or three Cat Lamps nestled inside each one, emitting a powerful but non-glaring light that illuminated the roads.

Together with a few glowstones and the witches' distinctive leyline stones, they already provided quite decent lighting.

Jiang Han also saw some witches at the Cat Lamp rental booths. For one or two coins, they could buy dried fish from the lazy cat witches and hire a fully charged Cat Lamp.

Cats wanted to eat too... Jiang Han had nearly gone over to buy some dried fish for herself, but then remembered the freshly kneaded grilled fish patties Miaomiao had made at home and hurried back.

After passing through the corridor leading home, Jiang Han noticed that the number of Cat Lamps on the cat tree cultivated in the center of her home seemed to have increased again. Her Ice Bear