"To talk about dealing with Witches with Water Dragon Certificates, we have to start with their combat habits."
"Most Witches who get Water Dragon Certificates open with shield-stacking. Even in this age where transformations run rampant, they're still used to layering two or three shields on themselves before casting anything else. That's the Water Dragon Certificate mindset: holding one makes them feel they need to play it safe, while assuming the other side's offense will be ferocious."
"Because when people see a Water Dragon Certificate, they really do like to rush them down."
While Histeria trained her casting precision and refined mana to build up her mana pool, Aoses was teaching Jiang Han some tricks for dealing with Water Dragon Certificates.
Aoses was one of history's greatest tactical masters. Jiang Han's previous tactical arrangements had mostly depended on Du Lingxuan and Leticia, but one of them was not a professional coach, while the other was a famously deadbeat coach. Their tactical reserves had therefore been somewhat lacking, and Aoses happened to make up for that shortcoming.
This legendary superstar explained in an intensely psychological manner why "Water Dragon Certificates sucked."
"We Witch duelists generally love targeted play and matchups. Even Witches with Water Dragon Certificates are like that, but that is precisely a psychological trap."
"Why should we be able to win just because we 'know the opponent is attacking, so we play defensive counterattacks'? History has proven that, aside from Lilith, most Witches are strong in attack and weak in defense—high damage, paper-thin defenses. We can basically be certain that even if we know the other side is going to rush us, we still basically won't be able to defend against it."
A smug expression appeared on Aoses's face. "But even when Witches with Water Dragon Certificates know the