The gap in talent between witches could be downright terrifying!
If, in the old world of landfolk, the differences in talent between people could still be denied with excuses like "environment" and "study materials," then in the witch world, nearly every witch had equal learning opportunities. Their differences in talent were plain to see at a glance.
Take today, for example!
Jiang Han had not even figured out the "Forbidden Hand" under the ITWF System—the prohibited spells and their derivatives—yet Olivia Meow was already having an ITWF spellcasting duel with Vera Meow using their tails!
Put simply, they poked at each other with their tails while fluently reciting the spell tables and rules backward!
While the two Cat Lamps remained completely still, with only their tails jabbing back and forth, Olivia Meow suddenly shouted and halted the tail duel.
"Meow! You broke the rules!" Olivia said smugly, twitching her longer whiskers at Vera.
Vera's cat eyes widened as she unhappily scratched beneath the other's chin with her tail.
"Not fair! Anything I learn, you can acquire directly too—and you can get Sha'er's knowledge, and other Meows' as well! Besides, besides, you refuse to share all your knowledge with me without limit!"
Olivia purred smugly again.
"That is the effect of the Infinite Cat Rights Law. Nine cats surpass one witch!"
Cat Lamp Witches really were wonderful... Waaah! If Cat Vera dared guarantee that she could definitely split off Cat Lamp avatar witches, I would start preparing for the first stage of my Cat Lamp class evolution right now... Jiang Han bit down irritably on the pen cap, crunching off and chewing up a large piece.
...Oh no!
She hurriedly swallowed the entire pen in secret and digested it quickly. This was already the fifth pen she had eaten today! But