Jiang Han and Cen Jing spent the entire afternoon shopping. They bought everything—renovation supplies, flooring, furniture, and items for the greenhouse—all high-end goods. The amount of money spent made Jiang Han feel a little sorry for Cen Jing.
But on the other hand, the witch seemed to have very deliberately avoided certain things. For example, she had not bought laboratory supplies or anything of the sort for Jiang Han.
Because of that, Jiang Han had not become completely terrified and forced herself to pay.
Simply put, Cen Jing handled things with excellent restraint. She neither got too close nor made people too guarded, just like a generous best friend.
That evening, they had dinner together as well. This time, Cen Jing was the one who suggested splitting the bill, which made Jiang Han feel a little better.
It couldn't be helped.
The Witch Savior Sword.
Sometimes, they expected others to pay the bill for them. Yet when others paid too often, they would feel inferior and guilty. All those contradictory feelings could be attributed to the "Witch Savior Sword." After all, they possessed both maternal and paternal instincts. While hoping for others to spoil them, they also longed to cherish other women themselves.
10:25 a.m., Night Watchers' White City, Audience Hall.
No matter how many times Jiang Han came to the Night Watchers' White City, its magnificent sights and lavish yet grand, elegant interior still left her awestruck. As a replica, this palace was said to inspire even greater reverence than its original, Europe's White City.
The pinnacle among the Great Witches lived here.
The world-recognized "monarch" of witches resided here. Beyond its symbolic significance, White City, as Angelite's mage tower, possessed an immensely terrifying reach of power anywhere in the world.
And this monarch had issued an