After a full day of training, Jiang Han fought Tang Wen five times, Chu Yujun five times, and Du Ningzhuang another five times.
With fifteen victories under her belt, she had nearly lost herself.
She had almost gotten so swollen with confidence that she wanted to pick a fight with an Archwitch she considered relatively weak.
Then Polina, the head chef of the Witch House—the Russian girl herself—
came over as well. As one of the club's elite, she naturally took the field for a couple of rounds.
Though she was a chef, she was also an Archwitch. When it came to fighting, she was anything but culinary.
With the Russian bear's precise, savage three-hit desperation combo, she racked up a 20–0 record in a row and thoroughly woke Jiang Han up. At this stage, her magic advantage could only handle opponents like Tang Wen, whose spells lacked sufficient killing power.
The moment she ran into a Russian girl...
There was a saying:
When everyone knows your late-game deck, you generally won't live to see the late game.
The more witches felt at a magic disadvantage, the more resolute their aggressive rushes became.
Take A Lin, for instance. The moment she entered a duel arena, all she saw were super witches with several times her magic power. So this sister's aggression was unwavering—everything for the rush, the rush was everything, galloping across the witching world at the utmost speed.
But Jiang Han had watched her combat recordings. In actual combat, A Lin was also an expert at parking the bus. All one could say was that she had become the very thing she once disdained—but she truly was strong. Witches who could go fast or slow were still rare in this world.
After training, Qin Shunying hurriedly gathered the shop