Contracting powerful creatures did not mean they could be used however one pleased in a match.
Otherwise, there would be far too many loopholes to exploit.
Witch competitions had never cared about [fairness], but they did care about [spectacle].
Thus, under the rules, when a Witch summoned her first legendary companion, she only needed to expend her usual amount of mana. Every subsequent one required a certain amount of vitality and mana capacity to sustain.
Storage Giant Cat Lamps could not be considered legendary—or rather, the "legendary" in this rule was calculated according to [Witch legends].
Jiang Han spent a massive amount of vitality to pull out the three strongest Giant Cat Lamps in her camp.
"Meow-ao hahahahahahaha!"
The moment Cat Xiumei appeared, she let out booming laughter. At the same time, tens of thousands of miniature yellow-clad Cat Xiumeis appeared in the air, wielding ridiculous-looking Thompson submachine guns and spraying Dragon Ragdoll with bullets.
Tens of thousands of first- and second-circle evocation and force-field spell projectiles descended from above, truly forming a torrential downpour.
Cat Nesting wore a lady-like smile as the six straight tails behind her—symbolizing year, month, day, hour, minute, and second—spread out and spun at high speed.
Jiang Han discovered that the six Storage Giant Cat Lamps who had previously been dispelled or frightened away all reappeared in an instant, instruments of light still in their paws.
Though surprised, the cats reacted with astonishing speed.
They bombarded the arena below with spells.
Cat Bo's ability was the strangest. She suddenly melted away, only to reappear as she crawled out from Lilith's shadow.
Bang!
What kind of all-powerful Witch was Lilith? She swung her spear-staff and blocked Cat Bo's claws.
Clad in a black dress, Cat Bo's swaying figure let out an obscure laugh before being blasted