Miss Witch, even if we're poor, we can't sell ourselves!

Chata looked at Miya's defiant gaze and a slight smile appeared on his lips.

The child just received three simultaneous attacks from multi-elemental magic bullets. His first reaction wasn't fear, but rather a desire to experience it again.

Such students are rare finds in a teacher's career. Since she has already asked to come again, why not take this opportunity to teach the content that is supposed to be taught in the afternoon in advance? Anyway, there are already so many people gathered on the playground, so it doesn't matter whether you're herding one sheep or a flock of sheep.

"Before we increase the intensity, let me teach you something new."

Chata flipped his right hand, and a ball of pale blue water shimmered in his palm, exactly the same as the one he had just fired.

But instead of immediately launching the water bullet, she raised her left hand, her fingertips crackling with tiny golden arcs of electricity, and slowly brought the lightning element closer to the water bullet in her right palm.

The moment the two different types of magic came into contact in the air, the surface of the water bullet was immediately covered by leaping electric arcs. The pale blue sphere was wrapped with dense golden patterns and emitted a sharp sizzling sound.

"In the basic elemental reactions, Electro-Charged, Hydro conducts electricity, and Electro accelerates. When the two are combined, the Magic Bullet will have the speed of an Electro Bullet and the deceleration effect of a Hydro Bullet. Upon hitting the target, it will trigger a full-body paralysis. That is Electro-Charged."

She had barely finished speaking when she pushed him away with her palm.

The water bullet, crackling with lightning, flew toward Miya at a speed almost invisible to the naked eye.

Mi Ye's pupils suddenly contracted.

This magic bullet was faster than the lightning bullet from before, but it was also a size larger.

Before she could think, she instinctively tried to dodge to the side, but the trajectory and speed of the electro-magic bullet far exceeded her expectations, and as a result, her right shoulder was hit solidly.

The moment the water bomb exploded, lightning instantly spread along the water stains to her entire body.

Miya felt as if her body was covered by an invisible electric net, unable to move her fingers or ankles, and even her tentacles hung limply at her sides as if their nerves had been severed.

This control chain is even more ruthless than the Chaos Bullet of Corona Borealis. The Chaos Bullet of Corona Borealis only has high damage, which can be withstood. But the Electrocution directly deprives a person of the ability to move. Even if the damage is low, it can still make a person stand still and take hits.

The little witches who were watching were seeing the legendary elemental reaction for the first time, and they watched with great interest.

Chata gave Miya no chance to catch her breath.

With a flick of her left hand, a rapidly spinning ball of wind element magic condensed in her palm, while her right hand simultaneously drew out a ball of blazing fire element.

The two elements floated side by side at her fingertips, not merging, but maintaining a subtle distance. The wind swirled rapidly behind the fireball, as if it had installed a turbocharger on the flames.

"Diffusion reaction, wind fuels the fire, fire is propelled by wind. Wind element itself has very low damage, but when attached to a fireball, the explosion radius of the fireball will increase by at least 100%, which is a good method of area damage."

She pushed the wind ball forward, and the moment the wind ball caught up with the fireball, the fireball, which was originally only the size of a fist, suddenly expanded into a flame vortex the size of a washbasin, trailing a dazzling crimson tail as it roared toward Mi Ye.

Before the flames even arrived, a wave of scorching heat was already hitting us.

Miya's body was still recovering with difficulty from the numbness caused by the electric shock.

She gritted her teeth and used her willpower to forcefully lift her right tentacle. The dark red petals at the end of the tentacle barely opened, forming a semi-circular defensive surface on the right side of her body. However, she still didn't have time to turn to the side to dissipate the force as before, and the hardening didn't have time to fully activate. She could only barely adjust the angle of the tentacle a moment before the spreading flames exploded.

The flames exploded upon hitting the tentacles, the impact pushing her several steps to the side. After the flames subsided, she used the tentacles to support herself on the ground and straightened up, panting heavily. A small edge of her school uniform sleeve was scorched.

But she understood: electrocution is control, and diffusion is area damage.

Single-element magic bullets are like different tools, while elemental reactions combine these tools to form combos, which is the true power of elemental magic.

Chata raised an eyebrow as he watched Miya manage to re-establish a defensive stance within seconds despite being attacked by two consecutive elemental reactions.

"Let's try a three-element complex reaction."

She raised her hands, water in her left hand and lightning in her right, then took a deep breath and drew wind element from the surrounding air, which floated between her hands.

The three colors of magic swirled slowly before her, not merging into a new color like the chaotic elements, but each maintaining its own independent boundaries.

Then she pushed out the three clusters of elements at the same time.

The water bullets, wrapped in lightning, launched the first attack, followed closely by the wind bullets that expanded the coverage area of ​​the water bullets. The water droplets were torn into fine mist by the wind in the air, while the lightning leaped wildly in the mist.

As Miya watched the mist, crackling with golden arcs of electricity, envelop her, only one thought occupied her mind.

There's absolutely no way to avoid it.

She used all her strength to cross her two tentacles in front of her, and her petals fully opened to form a spherical defensive surface.

The moment the electro-induced water mist hit the tentacles, it exploded into a blinding blue-white light. The electric arcs traveled along the patterns on the surface of the tentacles throughout her body. The numbing sensation was stronger than ever before. The two tentacles completely lost their response and slid limply off her sides.

Her knees buckled, and she fell forward, her buttocks sticking up, sprawled on the grass of the playground. Her whole body felt numb and tingly, and she couldn't move at all.

Miya gave up struggling and lay down, then saw a group of little witches watching the show from the window of the school building in the distance.

She struggled to raise her body a little higher, and then her whole face flushed red.

Hundreds of little witches stood by the playground, some on tiptoe, some riding on their classmates' shoulders, and some still holding bread they had just bought from the convenience store, which they had forgotten to bite.

The entire process of being beaten down by Chata-sensei was witnessed by at least several hundred people from the entire school.

Her face flushed instantly, and her head almost steamed.

Chata looked at Miya lying on the ground, looking like a bullied kitten, super cute, but her eyes were staring at him with a complicated look of shame and resentment, as if she was about to breathe on him at any moment.

Chata casually put his hands behind his back, with that standard innocent smile on his face.

"Oops, I forgot, there are quite a few students watching."

She raised her right hand and snapped her fingers, and a gentle, circular wind wall spread out from beneath her feet, gently pushing all the students watching at the edge of the playground back several steps.

Several female students on the iron frame of the stands were being blown around by the wind, and one of them, who was riding on her classmate's shoulders, was pushed backward by the wind and almost fell off.

The edge of the windbreak met a peach tree by the roadside, and the branches swayed gently, causing a few more petals to fall.

"Class has already started, why aren't you back in the classroom? I'm going to write your names down and tell your homeroom teacher!"

Upon hearing the words "write down names," the group of little witches shrank back, put away their communicators and notebooks, and walked in twos and threes toward the teaching building.

The girls at the very back were still whispering among themselves.

"When she's angry, her cheeks puff up like a pufferfish, so cute."

"Chata-sensei only knows how to bully freshmen."

"So this is how elemental reactions work? I wasted three years of high school learning."

Chata and the last student who had been watching entered the teaching building before putting away the wind wall and turning to walk towards Miya.

She crouched down, her brown hair slipping from her shoulders, one hand resting on her knee, the other outstretched towards Miya.

"Can you still stand? The numbing effect of the electric shock will probably last for a little while longer. If you can move your fingers, grab my hand."

Miya's fingers still felt slightly numb, but she could move them with difficulty.

She grabbed Chata's hand for support to stand up. Her legs were still a little weak, and she swayed for a moment before regaining her balance.

Chata didn't let go of her hand; instead, he gently placed his other hand on Miya's head and rubbed it.

"Even though you don't study elemental magic, you should have reacted to those attacks by now."

"No matter how high your vitality and defense are, you can't let your guard down. In actual combat, witches have a hundred kinds of magic that can restrict you."

"Electrocution renders you immobile, diffusion leaves you nowhere to hide, freezing slows you down, wind blades cut you, earthen walls trap you—each control method can render you powerless despite your abilities."

Miya pursed her lips and remained silent.

She recalled those few short minutes. Her life force hadn't changed at all, but she couldn't even lift her tentacles in the face of electrocution, her movement space was compressed to the limit in the face of diffusion, and she was directly knocked down in the face of the tri-element combination.

This was something she had never experienced in the Mirror World.

While Corona Borealis's Chaos Bolt deals high damage, it's ultimately a head-on collision, whereas Chata's elemental reactions don't engage in direct confrontation at all, completely overwhelming her from the outset.

I still have a long way to go to catch up.

Miya lowered her head and nodded gently.

Chata looked at her and knew that although the child was unconvinced, she had taken his words to heart.

"Alright, that concludes today's teaching assistant duties."

Chata gestured to the students next to him to disperse, then took out his phone from his pocket, lit up the screen, and waved it at Miya.

"The agreed amount was five thousand, but you exceeded the target today. The effect was better than me teaching ten lessons with the blackboard, so I'll transfer ten thousand to you in total."

Miya stared at the number, almost shouting out in excitement. Then she looked up, her face still flushed from being knocked down, but her eyes were sparkling.

"Thank you, Chata-sensei! Can I ask you to be my teaching assistant again next time? You can hit me as many times as you want, I won't fight back!"

"What kind of outrageous and lewd words are you spouting?"

Chata put her phone back in her pocket, turned and walked towards the teaching building. Her brown side ponytail swayed gently in the wind, and she casually waved her hand twice in response.