After enjoying a sumptuous dinner, Jiang Han bid Chen Ligu farewell and headed out, taking Liang Cuoyu home in a Griffin Carriage.
The reason she did not use a teleportation book was still because Du Ningzhuang had been slacking off so badly that she had failed to produce a body-teleportation effect. Liang Cuoyu, meanwhile, could not use magic power at all, so they could only hail a carriage home.
Still, this was not necessarily a bad thing. Jiang Han felt that for someone to integrate into the world of witches, the most important thing was to experience life. Griffin Carriages were something immensely fantastical. Once one understood their principles, it was not difficult to realize that a floating city was essentially an enormous Griffin Carriage—though essence did not represent difficulty of construction. Everyone knew that boiling water was fundamentally physics, but boiling water with nuclear energy was not something ordinary people could accomplish.
For instance, Archwitches and Weak Witches were both, in essence, magical creatures, but if they fought, one person could probably wipe out the whole group with ease. Jiang Han herself could wipe out all the other mothers and sisters in her family alone, even including the cousin she had never met but who was supposedly "just as pretty as you, and just as short."
The strangeness of the Griffin Carriage drew cries of amazement from the little witch, which put Jiang Han in a good mood.
Though the journey home was not long, the sensation of flying freely still left Miss Witch unable to calm down.
"Once you have an identity and some savings, you can buy a carriage yourself. Or buy a broom. Or learn a flight transformation spell... Then you can fly freely through the air, glide, even experience a rapid plunge—as long as you