Everything Arranged Perfectly

The two clubs Du Lingxuan had dismissed as easy prey truly lived up to the label.

One of their players pulled off an utterly absurd, terrifying maneuver—something that could only be described as, "What the hell is this bird-brain thinking?" She first cast an Alice Mana Conversion Technique, known jokingly among witches as [Alice Gundam]. For a short time, it granted an enormous boost to False Life, caused every attack to deal heavy force-field damage, theoretically allowed every strike to hit twice, and directly gave her proficiency with heavy armor and military weapons.

But because her opponent was such utter trash that she actually failed to interrupt the casting, the witch had a sudden flash of inspiration.

Why don't I stack another buff?

Stack it!

Stack the hell out of it!

So she immediately cast an Eileen Mana Conversion Technique as well—[Eileen Gundam]. The two Gundam spells could not stack, and were treated as cancelling each other out simultaneously.

In other words, she had fully cast both spells, but they were regarded as naturally expiring at the exact same time. As a result, she immediately suffered the penalties for both spells ending.

The penalty for Alice Mana Conversion Technique was a weakened form, while the penalty for Eileen Mana Conversion Technique was exhaustion and light sensitivity.

With those two ultimate penalty buffs stacked together, she died on the spot.

...But again, if the other side hadn't been easy prey too, they really never should have let her stack two mech spells in one breath!

After watching that ridiculous tiebreaker, it was time for the Sea Shepherds Club to take the field.

At the same time, the witches of the Umbrella of Greed Club entered the changing room to change into their battle gear.

Jiang Han changed into her combat outfit,