In the second round, Jiang Han's retreating strategy achieved some results, but a fatal weakness emerged.
Kasha wasn't pure enough.
She wouldn't get carried away and go for another kill just because she'd dispelled Jiang Han's Giant Cat.
Or rather, Kasha was the most standard kind of forward-pressure Witch. Her forward pressure wasn't the kind that demanded killing her opponent. Unlike Lin Zhaojun—or rather, Lin Zhaojun was the uniquely unusual one. Kasha and Maria both secured their advantage after pressing forward, pressed forward again to expand it, and only rode straight into their opponent's face once they had snowballed the spell deficit past 1.50.
Jiang Han got ridden down in the second round.
The light wings spread open, then Kasha suddenly rushed right into her face. One wave of [Fieldlister's Rain] ended the match. That punch was too heavy, too vicious. [Transmutation: Light Wing Form] was a Transmutation-school spell that occupied a Transmutation slot yet did not visibly enhance every attribute. So what did it enhance?
It enhanced Fieldlister's signature spell, academically known as Evil-Repelling Justice Storm. In terms of effect, it was one of the rare [Consecrated Missile Storm] spells among Witches. Force damage was already the truest kind of damage, and Consecrated damage gave Witches bonus damage even more outrageous than true damage. Thus, after stacking six layers of Light Wing Form, this fifth-circle spell, "Fieldlister's Rain," could instantly kill a transformed Dragon Ragdoll.
Damage, transformation, zoo, plus experience, reactions, and nerves no worse than Jiang Han's.
Kasha was also a Witch with Magic Eyes. She came from the transformed descendants of some kind of hawk Witch and had inherited hawk eyes; her reflexes were absurdly strong. She was a little nearsighted, though—not as blind as Alesha.
This was the first top-tier Witch Jiang Han had encountered who