Ketus canceled a spell, while her opponent cursed "armor-piercing cat" under her breath and executed a disciplined evasive maneuver.
After this back-and-forth, Jiang Han had managed to pull out a tiny 0.50 spell differential.
Making use of that differential, Jiang Han immediately committed to an utterly decisive tactic:
Dry pull!
Without another word, with a 0.50 differential in hand, she directly cast Might of the Dragon.
Ketus had misread the situation. She had thought Jiang Han would dry-pull the Cat Lamp, so she had pre-cast Chain Lightning.
Heehee, hadn't they seen this tactic yesterday?
In any case, although Jiang Han was electrified clean through, she successfully dry-pulled Might of the Dragon and instantly won big. Her base attributes shot up deliciously, and with the Transformation Set still equipped, she turned into a Super Saiyan Cat in one go. It was far too fun.
At this point, following the standard Transformation spell playstyle, Jiang Han should have begun pressing forward.
Although Lin Zhaojun and Alesha had both been eliminated, those two absolutely ranked first and second in their understanding of the current meta. Unfortunately, they had run into [the unreasonable Angelite] and [Loya, whose sunk costs were a little too high], and were piled to death outright. Still, their tactical thinking had become a focus of the Cat Coach Corps' day-and-night research lately. Alesha in particular—her casting movements were absolutely first-rate in the world, the most standardized, the most beyond reproach...
The Witch Agency had even bought the rights to her movements.
They used them as the cover art for Witch Duelcraft.
Pressing forward was the shared answer of these two peak duel-world witches, though they differed in details. Transformation was strong because it performed well in the early, mid, and late stages alike. Thus, it could fight combinations that were