When the World Became Witch: 1994
Chapter 285

Pure and Immaculate Kesuhutusi

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The upper echelons of the witch world had always required a "ticket." No matter how powerful or invincible someone was, if they could not obtain that ticket, they could not be called a "top-tier witch."

There were 361 top-tier witch positions in total, but only 236 witches held them.

10 Great Witches.

23 Water Dragon Certificates, 23 Fire Dragon Certificates.

80 peak school witches, 30 international apex witches.

And 195 honorary councilors of the Witch General Association.

Holding multiple positions at once was permitted. This meant that a witch could be both Great, possess both the Water and Fire Dragon Certificates, be a peak school witch and an apex witch, while also serving as an honorary councilor of the Witch General Association. In fact, Angelite was the only witch to hold all six top-tier witch distinctions at once.

Kesuhutusi's symbol of being a top-tier witch was her Water Dragon Certificate.

The Water Dragon Certificate was assessed based on substantial contributions to witch technology and contributions to creations in the cultural world. It was also a highly academic "ticket," one that placed considerable emphasis on research contributions.

This meant that Miss Kesuhutusi, this sea monster, this foreign comrade... was an ordinary witch of noble simplicity, with a slight "witchish moral fastidiousness." If she were not, this sea monster miss ought to have quite a few lovers or the like. Jiang Han's research had turned up no such rumors, which meant the other woman's moral standards and character might genuinely be quite high.

After probing a little, Jiang Han discovered that this sea monster miss truly was rather innocent. It made her somewhat reluctant to make a move, even if the other woman might have the faintest suspicion of being a female hooligan.

There were not many hooligans this innocent left. Even

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