The Cat Lamps had made their decision—check!
The main mission and target terrain—check!
The transporter for teleporting Cat Lamps—there was one, right? Anyway, there would always be some cat capable of withstanding it!
After doing a little accounting, Jiang Han realized that they had actually settled everything and prepared the equipment in just one day. These cats did have some skills. Though who knew where or how they had acquired those skills, or just how much corner-cutting and slacking they had slipped into the process, as long as they met the mission quota within the allotted time, they were good cats.
After inspecting the work, petting the Cat Lamps, watching the latest episode of Where Do Vampires Go, and topping it all off with desserts and drinks, she had been living quite comfortably.
When dawn began to brighten, the fluffy Cat Lamps had all curled up inside their various nests. Jiang Han returned to her upstairs room and slept soundly.
Jiang Han woke in the afternoon, sprawled across the large bed behind the glass wall facing the afternoon sun. Her long, sleek hair was like cat fur, curling as it spread in a great heap over her body, like a fluffy little ball. The tip of her nose was a little red—
Achoo!
She rubbed her nose and shook herself. The curls draped over her body scattered at once. Beneath the sunlight, her black hair seemed stained with a faint blue halo. That was the icy blue hidden beneath every strand, a color that could only be seen under direct light.
"Afternoon's already here, but this cat still hasn't slept enough..." She rubbed her large eyes, which still seemed to give off a chill, then flopped forward. Heh, there were built-in airbags to cushion her—but it still hurt a