For a Witch, searching for a specific Giant Cat was absolutely a hell-level task.
But for a powerful Giant Cat, it was no difficult matter; it was simply part of their social circle.
Storm Giant Cats mingled with Storm Giant Cats, Fel Giant Cats... well, Cat Carlo knew quite a few Fel Giant Cats, and even Jiang Han herself knew the whereabouts of several Mist Immortal Giant Cats. They had [heard a little] about Giant Cats of their own lineage, while for other Giant Cats, they had at most [heard the name]. In any case, if you wanted to recruit a Giant Cat, it was best to "know a Giant Cat."
But that was contradictory... because if you knew a Giant Cat and could speak with one, then more often than not, you could recruit one.
But if you did not know one, Giant Cats generally would not heed a Witch's summons—unless that Witch possessed extremely high status.
—Angelite could summon a specific Giant Cat without knowing her. Don't call cats cowardly! If any non-Witch race heard Angelite was summoning them, they would be so scared they would go meowling all the way over!
After Cat Yeta finished handling her kin's contract, her thousand tails instantly traced an intricate spell-rune array upon the ground.
What was shocking was:
The spell array Cat Yeta drew was not crooked in the slightest!
It was practically an industrial product, precise as mechanical measurement.
Cat Yeta even used runes as assistance. This Giant Cat did not resemble a Cat Lamp-type creature at all; she was more like... a Witch.
She recited loudly:
"Cat runes, summon the power of the earth veins."
"Witch power, summon the power of the atmosphere."
"Molecules, atoms, layer upon layer interlocking, rings linked together, knots binding layers, summon the power