Although the Witches of Group D had perked up a little on the second day of competition, they had not fully woken up.
Their competitive form was like doing sit-ups while lying in a coffin—even Schrödinger would be left baffled by the sight.
Though Jiang Han had secured a winning streak on the second day and gained the rare "Group D Witch Right to Breathe," that did not mean a guaranteed-win version of Jiang Han had appeared. Under the stimulus of her streak... or rather, she had used an unheard-of Cat Lamp Style during that streak, one that at least had never been seen in this version. It counted as a tactical developer's bonus. Thus, the Witches stimulated by her tactical development once again began deep research.
Today, the Witches of Group D once again began aggressively advancing, expanding their thinking, and researching tactics.
For landfolk, all three of those phrases were good words. For Witches, they were all bad words.
Aggressive advancement—just having the word "aggressive" in there was frightening enough.
Expanding thinking—there was no need to explain how devastating the words "expand" were. Just look at the Aoses sisters: yesterday, they won chicken dinners while killing three fire dragons in a row; today, they were feeding two water dragons in a row while getting chicken dinners. Innovative thinking, wow—problems with tactics might only cost you two games, but problems with thinking would cost you at least five games in a row.
Researching tactics—sister, you were already in a match and still researching new tactics? Truly, practicing heroes on the field and competing over punishments off the field. Who knew whether they had been practicing Quick Draw, Lethal Tempo, Armor-Piercing Strike, and Final Bombardment at dawn, hehe.
All three phrases were bad words.
The chaos of Group D's first