"I know how to cultivate Eternal Ice Eyes. Great Witch Lilith gave me a book that recorded her understanding of Eternal Ice Eyes."
"Then her book definitely never mentioned that she fought me thirty-seven times and lost twenty-nine of them. Of the fifteen matches where I used Eternal Ice Eyes, she lost every single one."
"Do I have to give you an answer right now?"
"You can go back and think it over slowly. I won't make you do anything too dangerous—at most, work like this."
...The above conversation took place at 10:15 in the morning on August 20th.
When Jiang Han returned home and kneaded flatbread dough with Miss Liang Cuoyu, Kraken's highly tempting proposal still echoed in her mind.
Smiling, she washed the flour from her hands with magic and shook it onto the chopping board. "Magic isn't an option for us—it's an instinct woven into daily life. Say a pencil accidentally falls to the floor. A landfolk would bend down to pick it up, while a witch would use magic to make it fly back. You have to blend in—blend it into your life."
"Mm, but... I can't feel my magic." Liang Cuoyu looked slightly embarrassed, her face flushing faintly. "Is my talent lacking? I read in books that witches and sorceresses place great importance on talent. Those without enough talent..."
Jiang Han shook her head.
In this world, there was no saying that someone lacking talent could not become a qualified witch or sorceress. Unlike fantasy worlds, where wizard and mage apprentices were divided into first, second, third, even ninth-grade aptitudes, magic was not the standard that determined whether a witch or sorceress could possess "human rights."
Of course, they could remain apprentices for a very long time, much like mages and wizards.
But that was