Jiang Han and Olivia were paired together, facing a pair of local Eastern Island witches.
Not merely locals in the regional sense, but locals on the international stage as well. Eastern Island witches had been known since ancient times for their inexplicable blood-pumping fervor, occasionally wanting to gamble on something huge with you... This was not to say they were difficult to deal with. Quite the opposite.
This was only one small problem born from the countless problems in the competitive professionalism and training professionalism of Eastern Island witches.
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To put it bluntly, the training and classes Jiang Han received at Dream Garden were far more professional than anything the witches over in Eastern Island received. Mind you, far more professional!
These two local Eastern Island witches were named Oizumi Reina and Kawahara Sayuri.
Both were famous Eastern Island witch competitors.
Take note: this did not mean they were formidable. It meant they were pure enough, local enough.
Competitor Reina had achieved a staggering career RK of 0.32, with an efficiency rating of 0.11.
She was a witch who believed she had inherited the Illusion School bloodline of two outstanding mothers. For some reason, Eastern Island witches placed extraordinary importance on bloodlines. They always felt that top witches from ordinary families, such as Blind Treasure, Big Li, and Little Li, lacked [heritage]. In any case, she had a first-rate bloodline, coupled with a second-rate spell pool and third-rate training—instantly fulfilling every condition required of an Eastern Island witch.
Competitor Reina was the sort where, even if you concealed her identity with a Shadow Cloak, her overwhelmingly peculiar spellcasting would let anyone immediately guess, "This person must be Oizumi Reina." That was her flavor—a scent she had been born with.
Meanwhile, Kawahara Sayuri was an elite witch from Eastern