To prepare for the upcoming seven-person KOF system, Jiang Han traded her commendation opportunity for a chance to acquire a spell.
If it had been an ordinary witch, Angelite might have simply tossed her a catalogue and told her to pick a spell herself. Then Angelite would give a quick, simple explanation, hand over a potion, and review the spell model once more.
Whether she could learn it would depend on the girl herself!
But Jiang Han was different.
Her treatment involved Angelite personally selecting "the type of spell she wanted," patiently guiding her through it, then hooking her up to a "proxy casting line" so Angelite could use her body to cast the spell several times before she drank the potion... This was the method with the highest success rate for learning spells.
By the standards, both treatments were indeed covered by [Commendation: Angelite Guides One Spell], but the outcomes were worlds apart.
Therefore, when witches received similar commendations at academies or certain organizations, it was best to choose a witch mentor they knew or a top-tier witch to teach them.
Of course, they could also use such opportunities to build good relationships with powerful witches.
But for Jiang Han, that method did not apply:
"Jiebao, tell me what new trick you've come up with?"
When you could call the Final Witch "Jiebao" in person without her getting angry, none of the above conditions applied to you.
At that point, you even stood above Jiebao's mother. One sentence—"I am your mother" (there really was no better way to put it)—explained everything.
Angelite folded her arms and tilted her head slightly.
"Princess Han."
She drew out the words. Even though her voice remained flat, the sarcasm dripped thickly from every syllable.
"Your humble subject has prepared a spell effect of