Vilgefortz could not believe it. Did Olivia learn how to fight in close combat while she was still in her mother's womb? Otherwise, how could she display such an aura, as if she had been through countless battles of life and death?
Sometimes, no matter how good one's technique was, it could only be fully unleashed through actual combat. Just like when Vilgefortz fought Cirilla, he was able to see through Cirilla's close-combat ability. Coupled with her "Blink" ability, it could be said that there were very few people in the entire continent who could be Cirilla's match …
However, Vilgefortz, who was also a practitioner of both magic and martial arts, could still suppress Cirilla. His opponent was still too inexperienced. As long as he took care of Olivia, he could slowly force Cirilla to make a mistake. Then, he would seize the opportunity to capture her alive.
Vilgefortz's plan was right, but he had underestimated Olivia. He did not expect this low-grade sorcerer to be this strong!
Not only did his opponent's spellcasting speed surpass his teacher's, but her close-combat abilities were also on par with his. He could feel that, as time passed, he would be completely suppressed!
This was a terrifying thing. After all, Vilgefortz was the top source sorcerer in the entire continent. He could suppress more than a dozen high-level sorcerers by himself. His victories grew more and more conceited. He did not expect to meet someone like Olivia, who had hidden her true strength so well!
What was wrong with this world?!
Cirilla was dumbfounded by the sight of Olivia and Gerwig Fortz fighting each other. Their battle was like a battle between gods. While they were engaged in melee combat, they were also constantly casting magic spells. Their spells were not pointless, but perfectly connected. It was as if a battle could be so "artistic" …
It was like a newbie watching a god play his character!
Cirilla felt that she had learned something new. The battle between these two peerless powerhouses had opened the door to a whole new world for her. So, you could fight like this?
Olivia's bravery grew as the battle progressed. She could use the various alchemy potions in her inventory. She did not even need to take them out. She could just use them in the game system. Unless she wanted to give them to someone else, there was no need to take them out.
Besides, when fighting against a peerless master like Vilgefortz, he could not afford to leave any openings. If he was caught, he would be overpowered. Olivia, or rather, Jane Doe Su, who had rich combat experience, would never give him that chance. She had to grind him to death. She had to grind him to death. She had to grind him to death. She had to grind him to death!
Aside from Cirilla, Geralt was also dumbfounded. He had overestimated Olivia, the adopted daughter who had left a deep impression on him since childhood. His "overestimation" seemed to have been too conservative. He did not expect Olivia to put Vilgefortz in such a difficult position!
Geralt was a Master Swordsman. He had just experienced how powerful Lord Wei was. He felt that meeting Lord Wei today was a fated encounter. He was indeed no match for Lord Wei alone, but it did not matter. His charisma was so strong that one day, he would gather all kinds of companions around him. Then, he would finally have a decisive battle with this big boss antagonist!
If a witcher novel was written with Geralt as the main character, Geralt would lead a group of companions to defeat Vilgefortz. That would be the final climax. This was a classic plot of Western fantasy novels. For example, in Lord of the Rings, it was a story where justice triumphed over evil. The main character would always gather all sorts of people and gather their strength. Even if each of them could not fight against a powerful evil character, as long as they were united, nothing could stop them!
What made people speechless was the appearance of Olivia in this classic western fantasy story. She messed up the classic plot, as if she wanted to tell the heroes that there was no need to be so miserable. The only thing that could defeat evil was not justice, but a greater power!
Vilgefortz was already thinking of retreating. He realized that he had no way of countering his opponent. He had been at a disadvantage since the beginning. He had wanted to stall for time to wear down his opponent's stamina. Then, when his opponent was exhausted, he would look for an opening and kill him!
However, what made him speechless was that Olivia's stamina seemed to be endless. In the end, he was the one who was exhausted. Most importantly, he had to pay attention to Cirilla …
This was another one of Olivia's tricks. Cirilla was eager to join in the fun after watching the battle between the gods and deities. She wanted to help her sister defeat Vilgefortz in one fell swoop. However, one look from her sister made her realize what she meant!
Olivia had asked Cirilla to stay put for now. She only needed to pretend that she would "flash" over to help at any time. This would put a lot of pressure on Vilgefortz. If he acted rashly, he would disrupt Olivia's rhythm, giving Vilgefortz a chance to catch his breath …
Wasn't this ploy familiar?
It was clearly the ploy of a villain in a TV series. It was despicable. The problem was, this Vilgefortz was the villain!
Therefore, Lady Ermion Zhao was really too evil. She had made up her mind to kill her former first teacher. She wanted to kill her teacher to prove her Dao!
Defeating Vilgefortz was not a difficult task. The difficult part was how to get rid of him. Just like how Vilgefortz planned to capture Cirilla alive, Olivia was waiting for the perfect opportunity to kill him. If she let Lord Vilgefortz go today, her Kaer Morhen would never have a day of peace!
Vilgefortz had once said that Olivia was a terrifying person. Now, Olivia was saying that Vilgefortz could not be allowed to live. She had to get rid of him!
Vilgefortz sensed that something was amiss. He could not help but speak, "Olivia, I was still your teacher. And Lydia, she loved me so much …"
Olivia stopped moving. Lydia, Vilgefortz's personal assistant, had treated her well from the bottom of her heart …
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