After finishing their meal at home, Jiang Han took out two plump Dragon Turtle messengers and placed them in the coral tank at home.
These plump Dragon Turtle messengers had become the most popular messenger pets over the past two months.
They could fly!
Faster than pigeons.
They were loyal and dutiful!
More reliable than pigeons.
They always delivered their missions!
They delivered letters more accurately than pigeons!
More importantly, they were round and adorable. Their Dragon Turtle shells were covered in soft fuzz, and rubbing them felt almost as pleasant as rubbing a Sand Leopard's belly. They were also animals capable of living alongside aquatic Cat Lamps.
Don't let Cat Lamps' cuteness fool you. They were still cat-like creatures. Though they lacked the usual lethality of felines, they would still bully whatever they could bully. Jiang Han remembered seeing Miss Tang Wen fetch a newspaper one day, only to have to rescue it from the claws of six Cat Lamps using carrier pigeons as volleyballs...
It had therefore become only natural for witches who kept many Cat Lamps to use Dragon Turtle messengers as their couriers.
Although witch society had all sorts of convenient email and mobile phones, letter-writing remained the primary means of communication. Whenever things were not urgent, people generally communicated this way.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Jiang Han had gradually picked up the habit as well.
She sat at the table, ignoring Olivia and Vera, who were sprawled on the sofa playing Marite Racing. She took out some letter paper and a bottle of Dragon Blood Ink, dipped a feather pen that combined Eastern and Western styles into the ink, then used a magical cat paw print to pat the paper perfectly flat.
Western witches still used finely crafted goose-quill pens, while