Rumble!
Even in her spirit form, Jiang Han felt like she was about to be flung out.
A Giant Cat driving was practically a catmobile!
Only after they landed, Xiya paid the fare, and bought her a can of drink from a nearby vending machine did Jiang Han finally recover.
"Honestly! Can't these cats drive a little more steadily?"
Cradling her drink, Jiang Han muttered under her breath.
"If they drove steadily, they wouldn't be Giant Cat Lamps."
Xiya offered a word of comfort.
Come to think of it, that was true.
Every one of Jiang Han's Giant Cat friends possessed the powerful physique of a Giant Cat, so naturally, they were brimming with a fearless, death-defying spirit.
There was nothing she could do about it. She couldn't very well deprive the Giant Cat Lamps of their spirit of courting death, could she?
That would be like stripping witches of the right to have explosions during alchemy experiments...
"Glug, glug."
Jiang Han took several big gulps of the drink, then her eyes suddenly lit up.
"It's delicious. Why does it taste a little like mung beans?"
She raised the can for a look. Written on the outside of the beverage can, which could hold around two liters, were the words: "Mung Bean Tea."
In truth, it was mung bean sweet soup!
Tea leaves had simply been added, giving it a milder flavor and ensuring that the sweetness did not become cloying.
This was Jiang Han's first time drinking something like this since coming here.
"This is Apricot Grove Town's traditional drink, though it's only sold in Apricot Grove Town."
Xiya was a learned witch. She knew even more about Chinese geography than Jiang Han did, and while she could not exactly rattle off every product without pause, she was familiar