After Friday, Witch House would close for one day on Saturday for renovations.
North of the Witch Market where Witch House was located, after traveling roughly 120 kilometers, one could reach a Sky Island called Peach Haven. Like Southern Amusement Mall, it was an area of high consumption.
Millions of small floating islands surrounded Peach Haven. These tiny islands were planted full of peach trees, and the light, sweet, honeyed fragrance of peach blossoms blanketed the entire airspace.
Near Peach Haven, there were also racetracks made by solidifying clouds.
They came in all lengths, some winding and some simple. Witches could be seen speeding across them in retro steam-powered vehicles.
But most common of all were the scenes on those tiny peach-blossom-covered islands, where witches set out chessboards and invited other witches to play. They played a peculiar tabletop game involving role-playing and developing storylines. Under the effects of magic, it was as though they had created a miniature world to play in.
Without question, this was a high-end district for witches, much like Southern Amusement Mall—except it was more convenient for witches looking to relax and buy clothes rather than watch dueling matches. However, it was said that Peach Haven was preparing to build a Cloud Immortal Road—a highway—to Southern Amusement Mall. Once completed, it would benefit the witches of both great Sky Islands.
Within Peach Haven, inside Peach Blossom Tea House.
Jiang Han wore a casual dress, holding her wide-brimmed hat in both hands on her lap. Slightly nervous, she kept glancing toward the entrance from time to time.
Her anxiety had continued from yesterday into today, because she was to meet a witch named "Lin Zhaojun" today.
...I'm going to meet one of those other people's children who is alive, actually exists in reality, and