Fast assault.
Rapid assault.
Positional warfare.
Aerial combat.
Even though Jiang Han was merely an immature witch, she still displayed extraordinary potential and strength. Her methods of attacking opponents were like a kaleidoscope, along with terrifying reflexes and the ability to rapidly summon Giant Cat Lamps—abilities she had never revealed before.
Caught off guard.
For the witches in the entire group, only "caught off guard" could describe how they felt about Jiang Han.
Had it not been for the lack of intelligence, they would definitely have brought large numbers of [Banishment Spells] today, as well as spells like [Undead Body] and [Horrifying Nightmare], to exploit the Giant Cat Lamps' inherently low morale. It might not have been very effective, but at the very least, it would have stopped Jiang Han from so recklessly summoning Giant Cat Lamps to suppress them.
This showed just how important intelligence was.
"Jiang Han! Jiang Han again! This Black Cat is black to the bitter end!"
The commentators had already taken to calling Jiang Han the "Black Cat."
And don't for a moment think that was meant as a slight or anything. Witches' favorite little animals were Cat Lamps, and the thing they liked second most was black.
Moreover, the Witch World's lucky cats—whether the slim cat version or the plump Cat Lamp version—were all black. Both designs were modeled after Olivia, the standard starry-black Cat Lamp: the former elegant and beautiful, the latter adorable yet dignified.
"She has defeated Annie Caldwell! What a magnificent Legendary Tide Spell, directly crushing Annie Caldwell of the London Hyderta Club!"
After the commentator's roar, the other commentator took over the introduction:
"Jiang Han, a witch from South City. When we first saw her, she was serving as a meat-shield witch at the Rainy Night Club, grinding down