After the Cat Golf match ended, Jiang Han received a message from Chen Ligu asking her to come to the office.
She called a Griffin Carriage for transportation (her unicycle was parked at home). On the way, Jiang Han took out her phone and checked the message again:
[Girl, you need to come over. A hundred thousand turkeys! You should be free right now, yeah?]
A hundred thousand turkeys... That girl had even mistyped it.
Jiang Han put away her phone and sighed, turning her attention to the game-console bookshelf beside her. It was the sort of bookshelf connected to a television, with both cabinets stuffed full of legitimate game discs—though in the witch world, pirated copies might cost twice as much as the real thing. The carriage interior, meanwhile, had changed from its formerly Japanese-style tatami mats to soft dragon-hide cushions.
The rise of unicycles represented another round of cutthroat competition in the taxi industry.
But witches possessed a certain level of intelligence and understanding; they would not easily let other witches take advantage of them... So once fares had fallen to a certain point, Griffin Carriage drivers and unicycle drivers swiftly called a truce. With the Witch Agency as witness, they signed a "fair-price" agreement and established official rates.
Unable to wound each other through price wars, they could only attract customers by improving the quality of their service.
Nowadays, more and more Griffin Carriages came with comfortable interiors, game consoles to play, and even free watermelon juice and sugarcane juice.
"Are you heading to that area in District D?"
The Griffin Carriage driver was inside the vehicle, already playing a game.
—Smart witches would not spend money for nothing to let others enjoy themselves. They were usually the ones having the most fun in their own vehicles,