After taking the first game, Aoses was overturned twice in a row by Eileen. She had no way to deal with Eileen's formidable immortality or her curse spell [Chaotic Thunderstorm]. Worthy of her status as the founder of the Eight Gates School, Eileen found a way to face Aoses's charm-control magic in just one game.
The [Chaotic...] enhancement affix could send a spell completely out of control, meaning it could not be affected by charm-control states. Eileen used this spell to continuously whittle down both sides' health, relying on her superior understanding and skill with spells to win two consecutive games.
1:2, Eileen was in the lead.
Aoses adjusted her tactics, decisively abandoning her now-useless charm-control spells and switching to divination spells as her mainstay. After baiting Eileen into using several [Chaotic...] spells, she immediately used [Accidental Trigger Spell] and [Death-Substitute Clone] to buy herself half a second, then cast [Fortune's Blessing], a spell capable of granting monstrously powerful luck.
At last, Eileen lifted a rock only to smash her own foot. Under the combined assault of her own spells and Aoses's evocation spells, she died abruptly.
2:2, the match returned to a tie.
Aoses adjusted her strategy again. Anticipating Eileen's potential changes, she broke from convention and opened with a wild bombardment of evocation and necromancy spells. The [Fortune-Stealing Spell] set within Eileen's prepared [Accidental Trigger Spell] proved completely useless.
And in the next game, Eileen was once again left utterly baffled by Aoses's adjusted strategy.
4:2, Aoses had secured three match points.
Eileen broke free of the so-called [spell predicament]. She stopped caring about Aoses's possible tactical adjustments and simply unleashed her own overwhelmingly powerful magic and spellcasting skill. For two consecutive games, she opened with the four schools of evocation, curse magic, necromancy, and transmutation, pushing her