From the players' perspective.
This was a scene Ying saw alone.
A wondrous adventure belonging to the Traveler.
Therefore, only Ying could be used in battle.
At first, Guinaifen thought the developers had done this to increase immersion by making players chip away at enemies.
But once the battle began, she discovered that Ying could press T to switch elements mid-combat.
And every different element came with a corresponding trial artifact set.
Her skills had also temporarily been raised to max level.
Guinaifen sighed. "Why didn't you do this sooner? It's already 4.6, man!"
"It's like making our Traveler a little stronger would kill you or something. Seriously."
This change is so fun. I recommend adding it to the Abyss.
Forget the Abyss. I'd be satisfied if it were in the open world.
Shred resistance, apply Dendro, add Hydro, switch to Electro for energy, and hit the seeds while you're at it.
I can't press that many buttons, pig-nosed streamer. Anything over three skills is too hard to operate.
Streamer, streamer, your blonde Traveler really is strong, but I can't press T. Any simpler, stronger character recommendations?
No idea. I have C6 Mu Yang. I play Sword Treading Mountains and Rivers refreshes.
I spin.
I snap my fingers.
Because the Traveler's strength had increased several hundredfold.
She faced those enemies she had encountered before.
She no longer believed she had given them any pleasant juice to drink.
She cleared them with a few casual clicks.
The only surprise was that the final enemy might have been the twins' blood relative.
The players had thought there would be some kind of cutscene.
But Ying did not even blink.
How could her brother possibly raise his sword against her?
It had to be fake. Yeah.
A blade rose and fell. A budget