On the way home after training.
The morning sun had already lit up the horizon and the lovely garden paths. From time to time, Griffin Carriages could be seen flying overhead, while witches on broomsticks occasionally vanished into the clouds.
Jiang Han happily let out a breathy shout.
Having figured out how to use a staff, and after receiving systematic training, she felt she had benefited immensely.
If she had to fight that wyvern again, she was completely confident she could kill it outright with saturated attacks.
Lake Light Zither's defining trait was this:
In a battle between witches, she had to yield the initiative.
The combat system it built was one that leaned heavily toward responding after the opponent moved. At the start, she could only rely on spell-like abilities for support or use shields to tank the damage head-on. Only after a large number of notes had accumulated could she begin a mad burst of attacks, unleashing spells at a casting speed close to 0.023. As long as Jiang Han's brain could keep up, she could maintain that casting speed.
It was a little like playing StarCraft as Terran with a bio army.
As long as she was given a little time to develop, she could reinforce her troops into an unbroken line. Combined with her unparalleled magical power, she could make the other side cry out:
'Han, you're really fierce!'
Paired with Rain of Omniscience, it was practically the fighting style of a fortress-type witch.
But that kind of expenditure was not something ordinary witches could sustain. Or rather, Jiang Han estimated that she might only have enough magical power to support such terrifying consumption after entering her second growth phase.
Lake Light was a rare conceptual casting staff capable of attaching all sorts of spell specializations,