An advanced profession: "Fishermaid."
Born in China in 1975, it was recognized by the World Witch Agency that same year and officially registered as a profession.
This profession required powerful magic, as well as an A2 graduation certificate in disciplines such as ecology, fluid physics, and so on.
Its duty was to condense magic and forcibly create a small pond within space, storing the employer's preferred fish and mutant creatures inside it. When fishing, the pond would be synchronized with a lake, while the fishermaid elegantly controlled the current to ensure the fish she carried did not escape the pond.
It was an extremely high-end and respectable profession. Every senior witch took pride in having a fishermaid serve her.
Of course, that was also related to the fact that fishermaids were required to possess "over fifty thousand magic points"...
A profession that required fifty thousand magic points just to qualify for—even if it was fun, it was the sort of profession every witch wanted to forge a connection with.
The profession recommended to Jiang Han was "Fishermaid."
At No. 187 Clover Street on Snow Cedar Lake Sky Island stood an upscale anglers' club.
Looking lovely in a sailor dress, Jiang Han hugged her books and barged in somewhat foolishly. Her ribbon sandals went patter-patter across the wooden-planked corridor, making a pleasant yet noisy sound.
The long wooden corridor linked roughly six categorized pools, eventually leading to an open room with comfortable carpets in the middle of the pools. Orange popsicles for getting rid of fishy odors sat beside it.
"Whoa..." Jiang Han widened her eyes and gasped.
Looking left and right with curiosity, the destructive urge in her witch blood made her somewhat want to tear open the water pipes beneath the corridor and inspect their special construction.