"Guaranteed victory?" Chen Ligu asked with great interest.
This witch, who had obtained special talent certification, was exceptionally gifted. Jiang Han alone knew of dozens of jobs she held—agency work, commission houses, legal consulting, writing books, all manner of spell research. A clever witch always wished she could squeeze every last drop from her talent, preparing enough funds for her future.
Now that she had come to accept recruitment from the Sea Shepherds Club, it was most likely because she wanted to test her own "strength."
But even with such extraordinary talent, she could not guarantee steady victories in the Secondary League. After all, many monsters chose to hone themselves in the Secondary League for one or two seasons before entering the official league.
Jiang Han also looked curiously at Mona, hoping to get more information. "Then who is she?"
Mona raised a brow and was about to answer when she suddenly heard the door behind her open. She immediately hummed happily. "She's here."
Jiang Han looked toward the door. Her teammates and colleagues did the same.
A familiar witch stepped inside in tiny steps. She had black hair tied into twin ponytails and a pair of gleaming golden eyes. Her fair skin was wrapped in an exquisite floral blouse, over which she wore an open-front vintage sleeveless dress. On her head sat a lace bow cape hat, and in her hand she held a delicate lace parasol.
Histeria had appeared here.
Amid her surprise, Jiang Han suddenly recalled the two abrupt bursts of sun magic within her sensory web. Only after the second burst had that deep, ghostly magic appeared around them.
...She shot her master a suspicious look.
The charming, adorable Histeria winked her left eye at her, smiling sweetly. Then her smile faded, and she pursed her