The next day, Jiang Han went to Du Lingxuan's home and had the honor of becoming Xuanbao's guest commentator.
Together, they watched Histeria battle Ji Haijun, and were fortunate enough to witness "the fall of the Turtle Dynasty."
With her murloc-style spells, Ji Haijun was the strongest bus-buster of the current late-version meta. Basically, Histeria opened with a big bus in all three matches, only to be steamrolled by Ji Haijun's wave of murlocs, handing her three straight wins.
How should one put it?
Xuanbao's post-match analysis did make sense:
"...What Ji Haijun fears most, actually, are witches with outrageously unreasonable hard control, as well as fierce, fast-aggression playstyles."
"...If Histeria had been replaced by Kraken, Ji Haijun basically wouldn't have stood a chance. If it were Lin Zhaojun, she wouldn't have had much hope either."
"...But since Histeria herself knocked Kraken into the losers' bracket, well, hehe, the Turtle Dynasty's eldest princess sure knows how to work hard."
Don't have a wage-slave mentality
From Xuanbao's mouth, which offended people without ever paying the price for it, Jiang Han's towering master—who was less than ten centimeters taller than her—the second seat of the Ghost Witches, the Witch of Revelry, the Ghost Princess, Lady Histeria—who had once served as a cabinet member of the Great Witches' subordinate council—was bestowed with a newly Orientalized title!
"Xibao."
As everyone knew, globalization in the witch world was probably several centuries ahead of the parallel worlds. Aside from cultural conflicts, people around the world were generally quite positive when it came to sharing jokes.
Histeria's new "nickname" spread far and wide through the comment sections of witches' social networks, assembled with # symbols. Within a single day, almost every witch around the world following the Eileen Cup knew about it! It also drew quite a