"Come to think of it, do you know why the cat group allowed a dog to climb the tree?"
Zheng Qing muttered as he circled around behind the Cat Fruit Tree, searching for traces of that Doggy.
"You don't even know, so how could I possibly know... I'm not familiar with the other cat people either!" The witch gave a soft snort, then added, "Making friends across species isn't anything unusual."
Zheng Qing rubbed his nose. "Mm... that little dog's origins are highly suspicious. Doctor investigated it for a while but still couldn't find out where it came from. Besides, don't you think it's strange for a dog to learn how to meow?"
"Not strange." Jiang Yu folded her arms and stood nearby, casually surveying the surroundings. "It isn't difficult for wizards' pets to learn one or two foreign languages. My cousin keeps a big white goose that learns to bark every day, and it does a pretty convincing job... no one thinks there's anything unusual about it."
Normally, upon hearing such an interesting topic, Zheng Qing would always ask a few more questions.
But this time, Jiang Yu waited for quite a while, and Zheng Qing still did not make a sound.
Unable to resist, the witch stepped forward a few paces, rounded the shadow of the tree, and found the boy. Zheng Qing stood behind the Cat Fruit Tree, craning his neck as he stared blankly at the canopy.
Jiang Yu followed the young wizard's gaze upward.
Amid the lush foliage, a small yellow-and-white dog had its paws tucked in as several vines suspended and bound it among the treetops. It swayed back and forth like it was on a swing. Several kittens crouched nearby, eyeing it hungrily and occasionally stretching out their paws to scratch it.
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