The Second Act: Princess Han, White as Snow

As Leticia's team left the field, she and Eileen locked eyes for a long moment.

After a brief silence, the coach suddenly came to a realization.

"Not bad, Eileen."

Eileen smiled back, responding without the slightest sign that she had just saved the opening match from disaster. "You did well too, Liddy."

It had to be said that while the result was more or less what Leticia had confidently promised—"As long as everyone tries their best, we can't lose"—the course of events had gone completely in the opposite direction.

Wasn't that right?

They had agreed to play a summoning-focused strategy. First, the two Witches took turns putting on a show of blowing themselves up with legendary spells; then came "Precious Footage of Adorable Xi Bao Taming a Primitive Octopus in Ancient Times"; and finally, "Even Though My Transformation Isn't That Great, for Some Reason I Still Instantly Killed the Other Side."

...Life truly was strange.

As Jiang Han watched Leticia stand before her, even her breathing grew a little quieter.

She was a little afraid of the coach!

She was not a Witch like Du Lingxuan, who could grab hold of the coach and joke around with her! Nor was she a Witch like Gu Bao, with an attitude of, "I don't even know whether I'll become a Sea Shepherd in the future."

"You'll be first up. Their opening fighter will be Wei Changqing," Leticia said.

The coach's tone was certain, but it could no longer fool the clever little Witch.

Before the opening match, she had used that same certain tone to say the other side would employ a Dragon Transformation strategy.

Jiang Han grumbled inwardly.

You ignored the team's tactical arrangements before and forcibly swapped people in for the opening match and the duels. Couldn't you ignore the