Cat Island Affairs

Expand Giant Cat Island further to accommodate a large number of Cat Lamps... meow! Too late for that, and there was no way to meet the food sales demand in the short term...

Jiang Han sat in her room on her own Giant Cat Island, deep in thought.

As long as the Cat Lamps accepted their bad luck and went to the witches to admit defeat, this matter would be easy to resolve.

But the meows didn't want that!

Neither did the giant cats.

It would give the witches a terrible impression! Namely... that witches really were raising meows for food!

Outside the window, Jiang Han's gaze settled on the Cat Golf Course nearby, which was already more than halfway built. She considered using the Cat Lamps' traditional specialty—"It's a cat's now!"—and unreasonably stuffing a huge number of Cat Lamps into it to produce food.

But then again, that was Eileen's investment!

Better to provoke Angelite than Eileen; better to provoke Olivia than Eileen. That was a witch proverb. On the one hand, Angelite often only talked tough, then handed out a punishment and called it done. On the other hand... the methods Eileen used to punish "people who disappointed her" were absolutely what witches feared.

Once, a witch broke a contract and took a huge sum from Eileen's treasury, which she had yet to repay.

...Eileen's method was to tape shut that witch's eyes and mouth, lock her in a coffin and bury her, leaving only an oxygen tube sticking out. Five days after that unlucky woman was buried, witches all over the world knew: "Don't provoke Eileen just because she looks like the easiest person to talk to."

Of course, it was also best not to provoke Eleanor.

During Olivia's era, one of Olivia's close officials had always