The Witching Hour of 1994
Chapter 1641

Be More Cunning, More Ruthless, More Deceitful (Part 2)

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She abandoned [Strength of Dragon and Tiger], a spell that had nearly finished loading.

Like lightning, Josephine used the residual waves of the counterspell to cast again. A Banishing Spell, one of her hidden cards urgently brought into play, was released cleanly and decisively. There was no point hiding her spell pool now. Even if she knew there were plenty of contingencies in yours, could those contingencies deal with [Weather Flow]? If they could, then why had Eileen been called invincible in a head-on fight back then?

Reliable records showed that in the duel between Eileen and Angelite—the duel that decided the world's course—it was Angelite whose true magical form had been forced out first.

Without question, the pinnacle of Weather Flow was Eileen.

But the late-stage power of this school itself was already terrifying.

It had to be stopped.

"But it can't be stopped."

Jiang Han watched the Banishing Spell send the smug giant cat lamp back, feeling the leyline power returned by the giant cat spread over her body. She tilted her head toward the sky again. The Eternal Ice Eye, combined with the giant cat's leyline code, let her see through the dense fog and spot the sun already beginning to descend.

The torrential rain and mist continued.

This was a [sustained spell]. Once cast, it could continue operating as long as leyline energy or magical power was fed into it. It was incredibly powerful, and incredibly bugged. Because the true body of this spell was not a [spell], but [the special ability of a summoned giant cat upon entering the field].

It could not be dispelled by banishing the giant cats.

Nor could it be removed with Dispel Magic.

It could only be removed through higher-level means, or overwritten with a more powerful weather spell.

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