Spending Cat Wealth to Recruit a New Cat

Cat Yeta's library was undoubtedly extensive, and many of the records had been written by Cat Yeta herself.

These records were especially precious.

Not every Cat Lamp in the world could express their thoughts and opinions through "language," much less "write them down." The overwhelming majority of Cat Lamps communicated in meow-aow Cat Lamp language, but writing in Cat Lamp language was simply too difficult to read. (Even cats found it hard!) Thus, the witches' common language—Chinese or English—became an option, which also meant Cat Lamps had to learn witch language before they could write.

Cat Yeta was one of the finest among that batch of elite scholar Cat Lamps. Most of the books she wrote were research reports and experimental papers; she had even fashionably adopted Jiang Han-style paper formatting (APA). She could not have been any smarter!

"<Research Report I on Cat Lamp Heroism: Replacing Leyline Energy Values with Magic Power Values>... mm, mm, not bad at all." Jiang Han put one book away, picked up another, then finally looked up at the impassive Cat Yeta and blinked. "Come to think of it, I wonder if I could ask something."

"How would you know if you don't ask?" Cat Yeta said.

Cat Carlo fanned the flames:

"It's probably something bad if cat asks in such a cautious tone. Just like when Yuequan asked me, 'Would you be angry if your treasured cod in gravy were gone?' Cat just punched her!"

Bad meow-aow!

Jiang Han shot Cat Carlo a glare, then put on a smile again.

"Do all Mysterious Guest Cat Lamps have your ability? Storing things in categories with their tails."

Storing things with one's tail was not difficult; Jiang Han could do it too. But tail-based categorized storage like Cat Yeta's was rarely seen—practically nonexistent. This was