After personally going out to explore, Jiang Han conducted a preliminary survey of the wilderness outside the castle and interpreted it according to the manual.
This wilderness consisted of the soil components from the camp, somewhat like a garden. It would be feasible to remodel it.
"Gaia's soil is far too peculiar. The soil here needs to be replaced, and we'll need to design environmental simulation machines to try and replicate Gaia's climate." Jiang Han made her judgment based on her limited knowledge of magical botany, but she did not dwell on it. She was not some genius with forty hours a day to study. This sort of matter was better left to more professional Witches.
The petite Witch stopped agonizing over the layout of the devices and returned to the castle to enjoy a delicious dinner.
Ghost Castle sounded like a Western organization from its name, so Priscilla, the ghost Witch with a rather silly-sounding name, was only skilled at Western cuisine.
Russian griffin borscht, paired with buttered minced spinach and pressed mashed potatoes; a thick medium dragon steak drizzled with a mixture of onion-garlic sauce and homemade ghost mushroom gravy; the indispensable black-pepper tender gravy beef for Witches; and, to finish, a Pargini cake roll.
Jiang Han enjoyed the meal alongside the two dragon Witches in the castle.
Notably, neither of them reacted to the dragon steak on the table. Instead, they instinctively seemed to dislike the mashed potatoes somewhat, and ate the black-pepper tender gravy beef first, showering it with praise afterward.
Edwina, with her ash-gold hair, picked up a napkin and lightly dabbed her lips before setting it down. Smiling serenely, she said:
"A Witch's sense of taste is the second thing I liked most after becoming a Witch."
"Then what's the first?" Jiang Han asked