The chaotic storm ultimately failed to bring about the kind of destruction Lissandra had hoped for—the kind that would have been enough to make the allied forces collapse.
Although they had paid a hefty price in Nullstone reserves, the allied forces ultimately managed to withstand the storm and destroy it before it could fully form.
When the storm subsided, neither side had any desire to continue their standoff. The confrontation came to an anticlimactic end.
In the context of the entire war, this storm that had never fully formed was little more than an insignificant incident. It was the first head-on clash between the allied forces and Lissandra, and the result seemed to be a draw. Both sides had realized how formidable the other was.
But if one viewed this event from the perspective of Runeterra's history, looking down upon it and reflecting on its place in the past, then this battle was absolutely worthy of being recorded in detail.
It was no exaggeration to say that this was the first battle in history in which ordinary people beneath the Transcendent level had joined forces to fight Deities.
Even during the Shuriman Empire era, the warriors of the Ascended legions could challenge more formidable foes by assembling into battle formations. They could even face "disobedient demigods"—but only with the Ascended leading the charge.
In this clash between Lissandra and the Hextech wielders, Lux had done almost nothing. The battle had been fought almost entirely between Lissandra and a host of opponents.
In terms of the result, Lissandra had remained unbeaten, seemingly demonstrating the Frost Witch's power once more.
But was that really the case?
Even someone as powerful as the Frost Witch, after gaining a portion of Volibear's power, had been unable to withstand the Hextech wielders united. That alone