The Witch's Imaginary Land: Redemption Comes After Sticking Together

Because I earned about three times the value of the spell in witch gold using this spell?

Jiang Kehan ​​coughed lightly and said in a soft voice, "Because I'm short of money."

That was a very good reason, which immediately silenced Ariel. She raised an eyebrow and suddenly understood why the other party wanted to borrow money from the society.

With just these few spells, let alone duels, you might not even find a job.

"No problem. With the potion, learning magic is quite easy." Li Hui held his tea, sipping it like a health-conscious old man, before adding insult to injury.

"However, there are only about two weeks left in this semester. Considering the intervals between potion doses, you can learn at most twenty or thirty spells, which shouldn't be a problem for entering duels. But..."

She changed the subject, sounding somewhat troubled.

"But, if the target is Yana Elie, it will be a big disadvantage. I remember she knows more than 300 spells."

After all, once the holidays arrive, finding the other person is harder than climbing to heaven, and even if you do find them, there are no teachers to witness it.

If he cannot replace her in this semester, Wu Yuhan's hints will be much less of the benefits—the Witch Academy's rewards are paid monthly, and the months of vacation will be made up.

This is fatal for the impoverished Jiang Kehan. She is a hero who develops early, and the earlier she develops, the bigger the snowball she can roll.

Ariel lay on the table, looking at the papers in her hand, feeling a bit of a headache.

"Money can be ignored, and with Li Hui here, magic is not a problem either."

But to beat Yana Elie, we can't use the conventional methods. Kehan, do you remember the tactics I told you?

She looked up at Jiang Kehan ​​and asked.

"Deceive the opponent into close combat?" Jiang Kehan ​​summarized, then tentatively asked, "Then defeat her by relying on the principle of 'enemy and ally sharing the same origin,' since I'm not actually good at close combat either."

It's not that she's not good at it, but rather that she's useless. After all, the martial arts skills she learned in her previous life were just basics for the witch.

The witch's physical abilities are too incredible; she can even bend backwards to lick her own heels, and her strength rivals that of a pseudo-dragon.

Jiang Kehan's best boxing style is the infamous "turtle fist," which is basically just randomly throwing punches.

At this point, she couldn't help but feel smug. Wasn't all her hard work studying the concept of "enemies and foes sharing the same origin" precisely to deal with this situation?

Her magical power is enough to ensure that the opponent suffers the spell's effect, and in a simple contest of willpower and depleting health bars, whether one is good at melee combat or not is no longer important.

"I should be able to win." Jiang Kehan ​​was still very confident in her willpower.

Slurp, Li Hui swallowed and complained, "The premise is that you can hit the target. If you miss once, the opponent will be on guard."

Ariel nodded and added, "The 'enemy and ally share the same origin' tactic is indeed powerful, but it's also a highly restrictive trump card. In the environment set up by Yana Elie, it can be easily transferred."

After a moment's thought, she looked directly at Jiang Kehan ​​and asked.

"Kehan, are you confident in turning the tide using the 'enemy and ally share the same origin' tactic? If so, I do have a complete strategy."

Jiang Kehan ​​nodded seriously and answered firmly, "I believe that in terms of willpower, I will definitely last longer than the other person."

"I see. Then you'll need to learn a few defensive spells that consume a lot of mana and can negate other spells. That's the foundation."

Jiang Kehan ​​frowned. She didn't understand. Facing a magic turret, wasn't playing the turtle shell tactic just waiting to die?

Li Hui looked at Ai Li'er, his brows furrowing.

"You want Kehan ​​to specifically target Yana Eli? But what about the challenges from the others?"

"It's fine as long as Kehan ​​takes the challenge on the last day of this semester. The extra few months of vacation are enough for her to have the strength to truly match a spot."

Ariel wasn't worried about that. Seeing that Jiang Kehan ​​didn't seem to understand, she continued to explain her tactics.

"Kehan, what you need to do is use your magic advantage to prevent the opponent from defeating you from a distance, while also posing a certain threat to them."

Therefore, you need to learn several more turret spells; one wave spell alone is not enough.

Jiang Kehan ​​nodded, then asked with some confusion, "And then?"

"And then?" Ariel stretched and replied nonchalantly, "When she discovered that your protective spells were mainly the type that could block spells, and since she couldn't do anything to you and was worried that you had more magic power than her, she had to turn the tables in close combat."

"And you know your melee combat is utterly useless. As long as you can withstand the first wave of melee attacks, you can find an opportunity to use the 'enemy and ally share the same origin' technique at close range."

Oh, because I'm bad at close combat, once the opponent realizes that I'm not good at close combat, they will only think about expanding their advantage and will not run away after one hit.

This way you can hit the opponent 100% of the time and turn the tide of the game.

Jiang Kehan's lips twitched, and she covered her face.

I never thought food could become such an important part of tactics! No way!

“The tactics are feasible, but Kehan, you need special training.” Li Hui interrupted abruptly, glancing sideways at Jiang Kehan.

"Judging from the situation of our duel, you might be taken down in one go in close combat, without giving you the chance to use the 'enemy and ally' technique."

Jiang Kehan ​​asked curiously, "What kind of special training?"

Li Hui shrugged, glanced at Jiang Kehan, and whistled.

"Practical experience, you'll get it after dying a few times. Over the next few days, you must engage in practical combat with the two of us, and at the same time, plan your spell learning process until you can survive three seconds in my hands."

"Most importantly, you need to master the spatial anchor, otherwise, with almost everyone having a teleport, you won't even know how you died."

The Space Anchor was a spell that Jiang Kehan ​​bought from Gu Lingfeng using witch points. Because it involves space, she hasn't studied the theoretical part yet.

And this spell happens to be the one that places the most emphasis on theory.

Its effect is to stabilize the space around the witch, making other spatial spells more difficult to use. With high proficiency, it can predict the direction in which the enemy will teleport.

Just like distinguishing fluctuations in air and water, the more stable the space, the clearer the traces of spatial magic, allowing the witch to know the location of the other party in advance.

This is also why witches don't often use spatial magic to switch between each other.

Not only is it easy to miss a big opportunity, but it also makes it easy to expose yourself and fall into a passive position.

Jiang Kehan ​​was unaware of the tragic future that lay ahead. She simply nodded seriously and took notes on the study list the two had given her.

Level 2 spell, Spatial Barrier, transforms space into overlapping waves, slowing down ranged spells and making them easier to negate.

Level 2 spell - Multi-Element Field: It neutralizes the opponent's spells by reacting with each other's elements. The longer you stay in the field, the better the neutralization effect. It can be used in conjunction with the spell above.

Level 3 spell - Physical Barrier, which can negate ranged attacks that turn intangible into tangible forms, such as small meteors.

Level 3 spell - Barrage: Indiscriminately bombards a single direction, sacrificing precision for an absurdly fast casting speed, making it ideal for pressuring the opponent in melee combat.

……

"Let me see. These spells will probably cost around 8000 witch gold. No problem, I'll cover it for you first." Ariel and Li Hui did a quick calculation of the cost without batting an eye.

But when Jiang Kehan ​​heard this number, her heart almost broke.

She currently only has a little over 2000 witch gold coins in her pocket, and her monthly income depends entirely on a social subsidy of 800 yuan. The "self-reading" potion hasn't even started selling yet, and she has no idea how much she can sell.

I never imagined that I would be burdened with such a high debt at such a young age. If this were my previous life, I would be considered a small (Er Zhouqi. (Nine) Yin Chan * Ba Lu Fu Weng.

"Um, how much is the monthly salary for the third seat in the academy?" Jiang Kehan ​​shamelessly asked about the rewards after her success, otherwise she would probably have to pay back the 8000 yuan next year.

"Hiss, it's probably around 200 yuan plus a level 3 spell." Ariel glanced at Li Hui and helplessly spread her hands. "You know, apart from the chief's seat, everyone else is just there to fill the quota. The money is really not much. But judging from Wu Yuhan's tone, it should break 1,000 after the reform."

Li Hui felt a little guilty. She had the benefits of being the chief, but in reality, she had never fulfilled her tacitly agreed duties and was just a decoration.

"My monthly benefits, including all sorts of miscellaneous perks, should be worth more than 3000 Witch Gold."

Jiang Kehan ​​fell silent. She couldn't believe that the value of her hard work in sweeping through the Mu'ou tribe was less than what Li Hui gained in a month of doing nothing.

Sister, I'd like to sit in your seat too. She looked at Li Hui with a resentful gaze.

"Okay, I understand. I'll pay it back slowly. Place the order now."

"You can't catch a wolf without risking your cub," Jiang Kehan ​​was quite rational. Besides, buying magic was an investment in herself, so there was no question of losing money.

She's just not used to being in debt. If they weren't her sisters, she would never have borrowed so much money.

It's not a good thing to have someone use your weakness against you.

Ariel nodded, paid the money, and tilted her head to let out a soft "hmm".

"By the way, Kehan, normally a society needs to make a profit through investment. We still have more than 7000 in operating funds. Do you have any good projects recently?"

Li Hui looked up. She was not interested in investing in Xie Jing. The premise of investing in Mo Er Nu was social interaction, and she had no such idea for the time being.

Even a simple investment in the other party's items requires establishing a good relationship with them—that's just how awkward witches are; they value recognition more than money.

"Let me think... um, I actually do have one." Jiang Kehan ​​scratched her face, speaking somewhat unconfidently amidst the surprised looks of the two.

"I've created a potion that allows temporary communication with magic. I'm currently working with the alchemy workshop, and it should have potential."

well? ? ?

"You mean, you created a potion that can communicate with magic!" Ariel looked at Jiang Kehan ​​in disbelief, her head spinning.

"That's a potion with effects comparable to a miraculous encounter, and you... you managed to create it?"

Jiang Kehan ​​knew that she was able to refine it purely by good luck, so she added, "Well, basically only I can refine this potion, and it also has many flaws."

The effects and limitations of the "self-reading" potion are explained in detail, and supplementary information is provided at the end.

"I originally planned to wait until Saturday to go to the alchemy workshop to refine a batch before giving it to you as a gift."

"You're such a good sister to me!" Ailier excitedly rushed into Jiang Kehan's arms, hugged her, lifted her up, and spun her around a few times in the air.

Yes, Jiang Kehan ​​is considerably shorter than Ai Lier.

Jiang Kehan ​​blushed and gently patted Ai Li'er's shoulder, signaling her to put her down.

"It's nothing, let me down quickly."

"Hehehe, this investment is a must!" After putting Jiang Kehan ​​down, Ai Lier patted her chest and spoke with an unquestionable sway.

"This is practically throwing money at the society! Thank you so much, sister!"

Jiang Kehan ​​straightened her clothes and said helplessly, "Do we still need to thank this and that? I'm warning you, don't confess your feelings to random people."

Ai Li'er stuck out her tongue and took out a ring from her personal space, handing it to Jiang Kehan ​​as a gift.

"Since my sister is going to give me such a big gift, then I'll accept my return gift."

Don't let its small size fool you; this ring contains a level 3 spatial spell, and it's not limited by mana consumption, making it quite a rare find.

Jiang Kehan ​​accepted the ring, used her magic to weave a rope, and hung it around her neck without refusing.

"Thanks then, after all, I can't afford proper spatial magic."

After saying that, she turned to look at Li Hui and teased, "So, sister, what are you going to give her?"

Li Hui snapped out of her silence, hiding her resistance to communicating with magic in her heart. She looked at Jiang Kehan ​​and pondered for a moment.