After several rounds of investment, the Sea Shepherds Club's official name became [Rainy Night Foundation], though it still retained the aliases Sea Shepherds Club and Rainy Night Club. The fundamental reason was that after accepting investments from Anjie and Eileen, they couldn't exactly have those two big sisters go around saying they were "with the Sea Shepherds," could they? Since those two were the ones footing the bill, Kraken could only swallow the grievance and rename the club.
After becoming more formalized, with Anjie's supervisory team and Eileen's operations team assisting it, the Rainy Night Foundation diversified. It not only ran a witch dueling club, but also oversaw fishing clubs, squash clubs, South City tourism clubs, Witch Cards operations bases, otherworld tourism funds, Hunter Clubs, and other projects witches enjoyed. It had even opened the Giant Cat Golf Course Club.
Now that things had been formalized, when Jiang Han and the others went to Ghost Castle to negotiate bringing new members into the club, they had to wear proper club uniforms as well.
Otherwise, other departments would quietly file complaints against them.
Especially that batch of arrogant rule freaks from Anjie's side.
Their leader was not the Miss Melissa Jiang Han knew, but an icy prison witch named Christina! This woman was cold and merciless, and her obsession with rules rivaled that of a master of etiquette—comparable to the court protocol officers ordinary people imagined in novels. She wore an impeccably neat black suit, black trousers, and black leather boots. Dressed in black from head to toe, she nearly blended into the darkness itself, and she even wore a pair of black gloves.
Leading a supervisory team dressed exactly like her, she had deeply imprinted "Foundation culture" into every witch's mind. And honestly, it worked rather well.
During working hours,