Compared to martial artists and fighters, as long as they were willing to spend time training their bodies and honing their skills, even if their talent limited them, they would still grow stronger to some extent over time.
But Psykos, who was also an esper like Blizzard, knew very well that espers were different from martial artists and fighters. Their innate talent almost directly determined the heights they could reach.
Psychic powers could not grow stronger through training. Blizzard had already proven that in the past, which was why she had said she hated that kind of meaningless effort.
Tatsumaki could become so powerful not only because she was exceptionally gifted, but also because she had been captured and used as a research subject when she was little.
Psykos had been able to break through her own limits because she had transformed from a human into a monster, elevating her life form and allowing her to shatter her original boundaries.
But what about Blizzard? No matter how one looked at it, she was still human. How had she broken through the limits of her original talent and become so strong in such a short time?
"You're surprised that I've become this strong now, aren't you? That's why I said long ago that things like fate can all be changed.
As long as that person is around, I believe that no matter how despairing the future may be, it will eventually be shattered by him!"
Seeing the astonishment on Psykos's face, Blizzard was clearly quite pleased. Ever since her strength had skyrocketed, her subordinates had become even more devoted to her. Psykos and Tatsumaki being surprised by her—those reactions made her secretly delighted.
And Blizzard knew perfectly well that although she seemed to have reached her limit again, that limit was