Attack and Defense, Like a Raging Storm and Thunderstorm, Yet Also Like a Gentle Breeze and Drizzling Rain (Part 2)

"Elegant casting, meticulous thinking—nothing like those two idiots before them! One of those morons actually dared to let the other side read her mana form, and the other one really dared to read her mana form like that. I'm genuinely speechless!"

Du Lingxuan lavished praise on them.

The comments Jiang Han was monitoring also flooded with shocked reactions.

[What kind of monsters are these two when it comes to conversion?]

[Holy shit, weren't they just wasting their lives at the start, shooting biubiubiu at each other for a while? How did I blink once and suddenly they'd activated both the zoo and the polymorph package?]

[Incredible. Is that how you use spell aftereffects? That's not what the teacher taught us.]

[Shut up. How many championships has your teacher won?]

[I humbly studied under Little Eileen.]

[...]

Jiang Han was once again certain that Ovi's talent was absolutely among the very best in the world. She was probably on the same level as Anjie... This cat had only been exposed to dueling for a couple of days. Though she'd stumbled for a moment, she immediately hardened up afterward.

Playing [you attack, I defend] with Lin Zhaojun—the last person who dared play that way with A Lin was called Kraken. The result was Kraken getting beaten 0-11, losing the Ultimate Witch Cup championship, and still stubbornly mouthing off after the match: 'I think Lin Zhaojun's fast attacks can be dealt with.' 'What's wrong? I let her fast-attack me eleven times and lost eleven straight rounds, so what?' 'Did none of you ever lose when you were kids?'...

Though the match was not as exciting as the post-match interview, one could still see the whole leopard through a single spot and understand both Lin Zhaojun's fast-attack level and the pressure of [playing you