Additional Warriors Are an Inevitable Choice

Su Tianqing felt that she was terrible at aerial combat.

She had been before, she still was now, and she would remain so for quite some time in the foreseeable future.

This fox had a uniquely gifted advantage in summoning magic. Even now, when the Codex offered little assistance, she could still use the fully enhanced Heartmoon Wand to create many Monster Witches that looked powerful and fun to use:

Such as the series of enhanced versions developed from the Zodiac Witches some time ago, the recently developed Fantasy Witch prototype, and the mass-produced version currently under research that could be incorporated into the existing system. They were enough to serve as this fox's all-around outer defensive force.

But precisely because of that, her overall magical abilities were far too specialized—her Flying Magic was limited to "being able to fly steadily." Not only could she not build up much speed, but her maneuverability was nowhere near that of other Magical Girls. Tactical stunt maneuvers simply did not exist for her.

This also left this fox severely lacking for words when commentating on aerial combat. She simply had no way to describe the fierce pursuit currently unfolding in the skies of the Mindscape:

The silver-white Molten Witch flew at high speed ahead, periodically making broad, sharp turns as she tried to aim the Palm Cannon in her hand at the Obsidian Winged Folk relentlessly pursuing her from behind.

Yet whenever she began a turning maneuver, the Eagle-Owl Girl immediately beat her wings and shifted her flight posture, following tightly behind the witch with almost identical maneuvers. She had even deliberately chosen a more difficult flight path, creating an excellent firing angle for Iris, who was following close behind along the trail of Flying Magic.

The two sides raced from near-ground altitude