In just one afternoon, Vera's learning progress had gone from "a little witch who'd just been born" to "a little witch who could probably score full marks on A1."
This left Jiang Han with complicated feelings.
After crossing over here, she herself had needed several months just to barely fill in the gaps in her basic knowledge. Yet this country girl understood everything after hearing it once, turned it into a signature skill after doing it once, and wielded Mage Hand even more deftly than Jiang Han. Once she returned to reality, if she had potions, she could probably learn it right away!
The gap in talent left Jiang Han feeling puffed up with indignation as she woke from the dream.
"Hello, awake?" someone in the tent greeted her.
Miss Kang Xuezhen smugly poured herself a cup of lemon tea, then glanced at Jiang Han and raised her cup.
"Want one?"
"Yes. Less sugar, add some mint." Jiang Han answered without ceremony, then flopped backward, her little feet swinging back and forth.
The Saintess's talent is way too terrifying, isn't it? Or are Heroes all such terrifying creatures... No, that's not right. I've read the books, I've read the sourcebooks. Vera's strength is clearly about on par with the Heroes in those worlds where the upper limit is powerful divine pseudo-gods, right? In terms of strength comparison, they're roughly similar... In worlds with powerful divine powers, witches can at most send in a few mid-level pseudo-god witches, while in this legendary world, only fifth-level spell witches can enter. About the same... Jiang Han frowned, letting her thoughts wander aimlessly.
Subconsciously, she compared this world to Gaia.
Gaia's lesser Sea Sirens also had many lifeforms at the level of third- and fourth-level witches, yet they were still casually crushed by witches.