No matter how thorough a plan was, unexpected changes would always arise.
For instance, although Jiang Han had considered the possibility of "What if Ketus thought in reverse and skipped the half-spell, going straight for a surprise pull?" she would not actually have prepared for it. But once it happened, because she had mentally anticipated it, that anticipation truly proved useful.
It gave her mind a buffer.
Instinctively, she adjusted her body into the perfect casting posture while imitating a feline creature's starting movement—stepping forward with her left foot while veering right.
This was a charging movement the Cat Lamps had discovered through big data, the one best suited to bringing out Jiang Han's unbelievable reflexes, reaction speed, and ability to adjust her body while airborne. Moreover, against hostile Witches, this stance made their "non-targeted casting" extremely uncomfortable. Throw a Fireball Spell at a cat moving like this, and it might just get twisted straight off course.
This wasn't League of Legends. At the peak of their careers, the Dorothy Jordan sisters could twist aside even volleys of ordinary spell bolts—the equivalent of basic attacks.
The Dorothy sisters had rarely used this move lately. After all, everyone was stacking buffs these days; no matter how seriously one twisted and dodged, it was still worse than simply piling on buffs.
But for Jiang Han to use it against Witches who were not particularly skilled in combat was just right.
And it did indeed make Ketus hesitate.
Ketus had prepared a high-powered smoke bomb. Recently, she had begun to enjoy tactics that blocked vision... no, it would be more accurate to say she had developed a new understanding of Witch duels. Most Witches of equal level did not possess [Blind Fighting] or [Blind Fighting Mastery]. Though those feats were listed in the