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Jiang Han had gained the initiative in her match against Josephine.
But she did not breathe a sigh of relief. Instead, her expression grew even grimmer.
There was no regret or displeasure on the defeated Josephine's face either—only a thoughtful look.
At the commentary desk, although Du Lingxuan was commentating through tears, she could not help but applaud and cheer for the brilliant exchange just now.
"That was incredible. What makes these two remarkable is their contest of minds—their tactical duel. This is a contest fought on an extremely high level of thought. From the opening close-range engagement to the later weather-based strategy, it is clear that both Josephine and Jiang Han are Witches who make their living through tactics. That does not mean their battle was any less intense—quite the contrary. After the first round, they should have discovered each other's weaknesses and realized that they need to adjust their approaches..."
The moment Jiang Han returned to the lounge, she told the Giant Cats crowding around her, "That was way too dangerous. I nearly lost."
"Meow-ow-ow, nearly. And not by much," Cat Dula said.
Just as this Giant Cat said, Jiang Han had nearly lost—and that "nearly" had been an extraordinarily lucky one.
Despite holding an absolute advantage, Josephine's desperate counterattack had achieved unexpected results.
The killing power of the freezing-rain weather strategy combined with the Earth-Spike Giant Cat Lamp was actually insufficient against a Witch with her buffs already in place!
The enormous 5.50 spell disadvantage had been steadily clawed back through one clash after another.
Josephine truly was one of the most unyielding Witches in France.
Even after nearly turning the tables from such an immense disadvantage, she remained composed. If there were Giant Cats, she countered them with Giant Cats; if there were