The octopus Witch had acquired a spell-like ability called Advanced Reckless Spell, also a seventh-level spell.
But this seventh level was not that seventh level. If Jiang Han's draw had been an SSR-tier spell that combined offense and defense, then Advanced Reckless Spell was a weapon for suicide—a superb means of self-destruction.
Its function was simple: once cast, it turned the spell into a random spell from the level-six to level-nine spell pool. If you were lucky, you might fire a level-nine Shatter Spell at your enemy. If you were unlucky, you might hit them with a level-nine Complete Revival Spell and heal them so full they wanted to puke, or even grant them a top-tier Divine Descent, instantly turning them into the boss among Witches—after casting top-tier Divine Descent, a Witch could not use spells for half a minute, but if Divine Descent was cast on you, you could enjoy 95% immunity and 50% weighted spellcasting at the same time.
An absolutely, absolutely chaotic spellcasting ability.
It was on an entirely different level from Jiang Han's Rain of Omniscience!
Yet Kraken looked quite happy, probably because Advanced Reckless Spell was fun. Between power and fun, getting fun meant winning.
After sharing their spell-like abilities, they ate a seafood-focused meal. Back in the tent, they played a Monopoly-like board game, complete with a great many amusing landfolk figurines. There was even plenty of landfolk culture that the Witches did not understand—indigestion tablets, for instance.
To Jiang Han, it was practically a Monopoly version of The Sims. The core running the whole board had quite a few memory sticks crammed into it to store all kinds of data.
After playing for a while, she went to bathe with Chen Ligu, who was also a little sleepy today. Then she climbed onto