After quietly selling Whiterun Sky Island to Eileen, Jiang Han did nothing else unnecessary.
It was not easy to be a witch skilled at forging connections among top-tier witches (Jiang Han firmly rejected the term "social butterfly.").
Every top-tier witch was emotional yet freakishly rational. Take Ketus, for instance—she could be sobbing her eyes out while still having the presence of mind to observe everyone else's reactions.
Their innate or acquired ability to think along multiple dimensions made their emotional displays increasingly unlike those of "people."
They could mourn the passing of life while acting like refined young artists.
Yet at the same time, they would curiously wonder whether those departed lives might taste better if turned into dinner...
After leaking some information and drawing Eileen's attention, Jiang Han did not add anything further. She knew perfectly well:
Going by witches' usual ways, that giant dragon probably had only two choices: "Join or die."
In Jiang Han's opinion, that dragon with middling divine power would be better off dead... because she felt that if Eileen slaughtered it, then given her personality and sense of fairness, she might pay part of the dragon's treasures to Jiang Han as an intelligence fee. Jiang Han would only need to accept them while acting innocently silly and sweet.
Of course, things would never go that smoothly.
Unless she secretly added a few more remarks to fan the flames... but all top-tier witches had the personality of, "It doesn't matter what you think; what matters is what I think."
So Jiang Han could only regretfully abandon her preparations to stir things up.
After making the sale, Jiang Han received a text from Angelite.
[French Legend: Han, want to watch Kraken's elimination-round debut with me, Eileen, and Lilith tonight?]
It had to be said