Could Jiang Han cast buff-type spells?
She could—and quite a few of them.
As a naturally clever freeloader, Cat Han had long recognized the greatest contribution she could make in conquering another world. Stack buffs, toss out some damage whenever, and leave the remaining attack power and assorted problems to her sisters. After all, there always had to be a freeloader—so why couldn't that freeloader be me?
It was an intensely scumbag-girl-style spell build. No responsibility, no promises, no commitments—Cat Han's spell pool was just like that. If you wanted her to carry, she could occasionally carry too. After all, a witch who knew two legendary spells was already ahead of 99.995675 percent of the witches in this world.
Don't say Archwitches were legendary mages, and legendary mages therefore had to know legendary spells.
There were still plenty of Archwitches in this world who couldn't obtain their own legendary spells and had to keep working overtime, day after day, before they could get one.
Witches as lucky as Cat Han, who got their hands on a treasure like Black Source Matter and sold it for a good price, were few and far between.
"A full set of Haste spells—the rank 3, rank 5, and rank 8 versions are all spells from the same source—Cat knows them. With those, Cat's casting speed can catch up to A Lin's. Meow-ao, as long as Cat can get them off."
Thanks to Aoses's lesson yesterday, Jiang Han had clearly realized that casting speed was everything in a duel.
Casting speed was not absolute invincibility in this world. But A Lin and Blind Treasure were currently fighting over top 1, and both were witches with terrifyingly fast casting speeds. So those in the know knew: casting speed wasn't invincible, but most of the invincible