Jiang Han's Cat Lamp Style could be countered.
But not in a way Dinesha could manage. As a Ghost Witch, Dinesha possessed traits and abilities envied by countless witches. She even had a degree of resistance to spells that struck at her own weaknesses. But precisely because she was a Ghost Witch, she could not counter Jiang Han's Cat Lamp Style.
The method for countering Jiang Han's Cat Lamp Style was simple: use damage of a purely good attribute to sever the Chaos Network of the cat lamps, preventing Jiang Han from using every casting motion and every tiny reversal of disadvantage to summon giant cats or cat lamps. Jiang Han's cats were no different from anyone else's cats—they were equally low in morale and would run away halfway through a fight.
But what made her Cat Lamp Style difficult to counter was its [numbers] and [speed].
Although Jiang Han had never demonstrated any particular talent for spellcasting, her movements when summoning cat lamps were practically instinctive. And there were simply too many of them. Other Cat Lamp Style witches might summon at most one to three Giant Cat Lamps and fifteen to thirty pots of small cat lamps, and that would be it... But Jiang Han could summon nearly twenty giant cats at most, and that was not even her limit.
"This is the mighty power of a cat-lamp dealer." Eve Harkins, making a guest appearance as Dinesha's coach, spoke in a proud tone. "We have to abandon this tactic and switch to a more direct way of striking her."
"Strike her? I can't even counter her tactics." Dinesha was somewhat dissatisfied.
Eve Harkins glanced at her. "Not being able to counter a tactic doesn't mean you can't kill her and win the match. Jiang Han is a witch