After spending every Ghost Gold Coin she could use, Jiang Han finally had a set of passable stitch-ons and inlays.
The 160-Ghost-Gold-Coin [Crossing the River on a Reed] bell could be stitched onto clothing to continuously draw in magic power, granting a witch a special ability that negated difficult-terrain penalties. In practical terms, Jiang Han could now lean back and make a jump shot...
No, she could precisely cast spells in difficult terrain without any deviation.
This stitch-on took the form of a beautiful lace ribbon with a tiny bell hanging from it. Strangely, no matter how she shook the bell, it made no sound; only at the instant its ability activated would it give a little jingle.
Jiang Han stitched it onto the thigh of her tights, using it as a garter.
The 260-Ghost-Gold-Coin [Ironhead Master] sticker had the effect of absorbing a large amount of magic power to grant a witch's head a toughness effect!
As everyone knew, once a witch got shot in the head, her spells became extremely difficult to use. It was practically a standard weakness of humanoid spellcasters. But this spell allowed a witch, after taking a bullet to the head, to retain her sense of direction—and there was even a high chance she would not suffer so much as a brief concussion!
It looked like a flower, and since it worked no matter where it was stuck, Jiang Han followed witch custom and placed it directly on her lower abdomen.
Then there was the paired set of [Blood of Life] and [Blood Conversion]. The former consumed blood to heal herself or other witches, while the latter consumed magic power to "restore blood" to herself. This was meant to make up for Jiang Han's relatively poor healing ability. After all, all kinds of predicaments