When this senior saw Xu Zhi, she clearly realized the same thing. A flicker of surprise passed through her eyes, but then she understood that the test groupings would not be random. Although this junior had only displayed her battlefield control and support abilities in the previous match, the teachers had placed her on a team with her, which meant Xu Zhi definitely possessed primary combat abilities she had yet to reveal.
"Looks like this test won't be easy. Junior, you should already know what my extraordinary abilities are, right? Do you have any plans?"
Xu Zhi nodded lightly. She did not look particularly serious or nervous as she said, "Don't worry, Senior. Since I took a point from you, now that we've been assigned together, I naturally have to help you win one back."
"As for a plan... does taking things one step at a time count?"
As everyone knew, no matter how outstanding a student's abilities were, poor combat performance would affect whether they could be selected. After all, this was only a 2v2 match. Individual ability was enough to determine the course of battle.
You might look powerful on paper, but if you could not perform in actual combat, then no matter how impressive those paper stats were, they would ultimately be useless.
"One step at a time?" The senior repeated the words with a slight lift in her tone. Looking at Xu Zhi's utterly calm expression, she could only sigh helplessly. "All right."
This junior truly had no intention of discussing tactics in advance. Should that be called Pride?
Although this junior's expression and tone looked gentle, even polite, for some reason, she could sense a concealed but not particularly deep Pride from her.
It was understandable, though. Who among those present did not have a