The way one learned from other top-tier Witches was absolutely very different from learning under Histeria.
Take Ji Haijun and Anjie—their teaching methods all leaned toward spells.
Or rather, all Witch teaching leaned toward spells. To them, learning a spell meant success.
But Histeria was completely different.
On the very first day of lessons, Jiang Han was greatly taken aback.
Snow Cedar Lake Sky Island, 187 Clover Street, Histeria's nest.
"Catch." Histeria tossed over a heavy package.
Jiang Han hurriedly set down her book, then suddenly realized, I'm a Witch, damn it, and used force to slow the package down before catching it in both arms.
It was a little heavy—at least over twenty kilograms. If I hadn't reinforced myself with magic, this weight could have knocked out a girl my size... Jiang Han muttered inwardly as she held the package and asked in a sweet voice:
"What is this, Mentor?"
After spending a little time together, Jiang Han had discovered that Histeria had a particular fondness for the word "Mentor." Every time it was said, she became especially happy.
Sure enough, Histeria's smile turned even warmer as she said softly:
"Hunting tools, maintenance equipment for hunting rifles, and some necessities."
She paused for half a second, then said:
"Among upper-tier Witches' social circles, hunting without offensive or special spells is considered refined social conduct. I mentioned this before, so now I'm taking you out for some basic hunting. I'll also teach you a few fishing techniques, as well as techniques for hunting Demonic Beasts in the sea."
A practical lesson? Jiang Han froze for a moment, then asked hesitantly:
"Isn't this too soon?"
"Not at all, dear." After handing Jiang Han a rifle, Histeria reached out and grabbed at the air beside her.
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