Witch for All 1994

Eventually the witch got serious.

Protection spells, strategies, traps...

Jiang Han, who was able to get her to take out these things, was no longer the bottom witch among the big witches. She had already evolved and became a small legend.

Her will at this time has broken through everything in her past self.

Her mood at this time was like ice and a quiet lake. She emptied her mind and let her still boiling body dominate her desire to win.

Jiang Han felt that he had become the Ludwig of that era, the Ludwig who grew up under the protection of Irene.

Perhaps, it was precisely because of that desire to win that Ludwig grew into the ultimate witch, allowing her to perfectly utilize her talents.

Jiang Han quietly experienced this mood of survival, a sadness and an unprecedented premonition came to his heart.

It's like something sour is irritating the body and heart, making teeth ache and blurring vision.

She realized this.

The next second, she hit her ribs hard, hard.

The pain suddenly woke her up and drove away the pain and sorrow.

The sound was so loud that the assistant referee said helplessly:

"Contestant Jiang Han, please don't harm yourself before starting the game."

"Sorry, I was just trying to concentrate for a moment."

Jiang Han showed a bitter smile.

The assistant referee's eyes stayed on her face for a while, and he raised a small flag:

"Please don't do it again. Witches have many spells and specialties that can improve their basic abilities through self-mutilation. This is cheating and is not allowed by ITWF."

The assistant referee was not affected by beauty or anything, and gave a cold judgment:

"If you violate the rules once, after two violations, the opponent's witch will be sentenced to cast a protective spell first."

There is no pastoral poetry, no tenderness, and no so-called care in the witch arena.

A cruel penalty.

Cruelly set boundaries, more than anything else.

The playing field is not a kindergarten, and they will not tell you in a low voice that "it will not be the same next time". "It will not be the same next time" will only appear in insignificant situations, such as being "suspected" of violating the rules. What is the difference between an alleged violation and a violation? The difference is that one has evidence, while the other has no evidence and can only speculate.

…

The third game begins.

Jiang Han showed a terrifying desire to win. She once again surpassed her own extreme. This evolution is visible to the naked eye.

Her exquisite combination of distance and distance even gave her an advantage at the beginning!

With super strong nerve reflexes, ubiquitous traction techniques, and a mixture of advanced and low-level improved spells, Jiang Han has created his own unique style.

The giant cat lantern summoned was also trying its best to suppress Ludwig.

But the disparity in strength was too great. Ludwig could knock a giant cat into a near-death state with a magic blast. She only needed to make a gesture to erase the giant cat's spell.

Her magic is breathtaking.

There is no doubt about her strength.

She is the most powerful witch in the world, and she is fighting a witch named Jiang Han.

The interesting thing is that this is the unpredictability of the Witch Arena, you can't be sure who your opponent will be.

Ludwig coldly won the third game, 3-0.

…

Jiang Han was only one game away from being swept out.

In the short three minutes, in the first three seconds, she had an almost uncontrollable resentment, almost the kind of unreasonable 'Why don't you give in to me?' resentment.

Then from the fourth to the sixth second, her heart was aching, and her soul and even her heart believed that she was no match for the opponent.

And then:

"I…"

She covered her face with her hands and breathed in air:

"I...I need to strengthen the pre-reading of prophecy spells, and finally banish her defense. Her defense is too strong."

On the verge of collapse, the witch's [immortality] came into play.

That's right, racking your brains, thinking carefully, taking it seriously, instead of feeling sorry for yourself, this is the most remarkable "immortality" of the witch, and it is a benign thinking dialectic that is truly superior to living individuals.

A winning rate of one in 10,000 means there is a winning rate.

Jiang Han used these three minutes to adjust his strategy again.

Ludwig's frontal protection spells were something she couldn't handle, but similarly, Ludwig used offensive frontal protection spells, such as electric grids and the like.

This is a flaw, a flaw that even Ludwig himself is not aware of.

Every witch has psychological habits.

Jiang Han did not challenge the frontal attack for three consecutive games. He bypassed the power grid, especially in the second game, because the evasive action gave too much space for connection, allowing Ludwig to react and exploit easily. Trap.

This will give Ludwig an inertial thought and a temporary psychological understanding, that is [Jiang Han will not cross the power grid head-on].

Jiang Han determined that this was a psychological hobby.

Although Ludwig has become completely serious, the degree of seriousness only refers to her taking the game seriously, not to her thinking after every victory: "Does my layout have a psychological quirk?" Did I artificially create a weakness of my own?

And this is what Jiang Han needs to take advantage of.

Ludwig's power grid is stronger than a level seven spell, and since she cast it herself, including her exaggerated spell expertise, the actual destructive power of this power grid is level eight and up. The destructive power of Ludwig's eighth-level spell cannot be judged simply by [level]. In fact, if the witch finally wants to, she can even destroy a city with a single shot of fireball.

So can I survive it?

Jiang Han didn't know much, but he had to give it a try.

…

In the fourth game, Jiang Han showed what he had learned. He did not reveal his tactical intentions, but continued to harass the outside. At the same time, he improved his strategy in the third game, constantly summoning giant cats to use as targets to attract firepower. .

She was slowly misleading Ludwig's thinking.

In the chaotic battle situation, in which Ludwig had the upper hand, she showed a slightly unprofessional level of shield spells.

For example, a spell that reduces thunder spell resistance.

This move made Ludwig stop using thunder spells, and instead continued to attack her with more diversified elemental spells.

However, what Ludwig didn't expect was that Jiang Han's performance was all disguised. The real purpose was to strengthen his own thunder resistance and try to break through her protective grid head-on in one go.

In fact.

She also crashed.

…

Pain, pain, pain like death.

Ludwig's power grid was filled with terrifying magic power. Jiang Han's cat tail was even turned into coke by electricity, and hers lost a layer of skin.

But she got through it!

The tip of the lightsaber condensed all her magic power, and she stabbed it down happily in Ludwig's surprised eyes.

All her thoughts were used to suppress the pain.

All her energy was used to suppress the physical pain.

No spells, no spells, just one sword. Just cut Ludwig's spine to win this victory!

But even so, there is little hope.

Jiang Han's empty mind had already gone through dozens of imaginable ways for the 'ultimate witch' to deal with it.

She knew that her move was like a moth flying into the flame.

She knows a lot, but the only thing she doesn't know is... The only thing Jiang Han doesn't know now is how outstanding she is.

Ludwig was unable to react, or in other words, she was unable to respond gracefully and calmly to this unexpected situation.

Fortunately, Ludwig was never particular about victory.

She used the safest method in a hurry.

Bah!

The lightsaber's blade penetrated Ludwig's abdomen and thrust out through her body.

Jiang Han was stunned.

She raised her head and saw Angelette's beautiful face enduring pain, and an indifferent voice:

"well done."

The king's scepter was struck down, and Jiang Han, who had lost the ability to react, was beheaded.

Jiang Han, a witch from Nancheng, her journey in the 1995-96 Erin Cup knockout rounds is over.

Four to zero.

She returned home with four defeats and a wound that penetrated Angelette von Ludwig.

(Volume 4, end)

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Thank you [Registered for Wild Grass] for the giant cat’s big meal expense, meow! I will update the end-of-volume remarks later today, meow!