After several tactics were specifically arranged to counter her, Angelite cleanly lost her group-stage match 0–2.
It caused a tremendous uproar. Every witch following the competition—or rather, witches from countries all over the world—expressed their shock on various social networks.
The witches of Great Britain in particular, along with dozens of professor witches, were passionately discussing the group-stage match online.
After receiving permission, the two commentators simply used magic to reconstruct the scene after the match and began explaining the reasons behind Ji Haijun's victory.
Witch society simply did not care much for rules and such things. If you thought of something, all you had to do was apply; once approved, you could directly open a channel to analyze it.
Angel had really lost? Jiang Han was still in a state of stunned disbelief.
She had almost never considered the possibility of Angelite losing. In her mind, only the other nine witches, along with a very, very small number of top-tier witches—someone like Lin Zhaojun, for instance—had any chance of defeating Angelite.
And Ji Haijun... It was not that Jiang Han looked down on her, but compared with Angelite's career, this witch's was simply far too inferior.
Glancing at Eileen, Jiang Han saw the exact same look of shock still lingering on her face.
That meant she had never expected Angel to lose either... Indeed, while there were witches in this world who could defeat Angel, there could not be many of them. And Ji Haijun... she really did not look like a witch capable of beating Angel... In fact, in her group, she looked like the weakest one. Any of the other three could completely crush her... Jiang Han gradually calmed down and came up with a more fitting guess about the match:
The rules placed far