Ao Run suddenly soared into the air, transforming into her true Flood Dragon form.
Ao Run said, "Arjuna, I don't know why you mistook me for Vritra, but I'll say it again: I'm not her."
Arjuna said, "You've already turned into a dragon, and you still claim you aren't Vritra!"
Ao Run said, "You idiot! Can't you tell a dragon from a Flood Dragon? I'm a Flood Dragon! A Flood Dragon, understand?"
Ao Run activated her second Noble Phantasm, spitting a Flood Dragon Pearl from her mouth. Dark clouds then blanketed the sky.
Rain was precious in a place like India, where low rainfall made droughts all too common.
That was why Vritra existed: people believed she caused droughts.
Arjuna was dumbfounded as well. Vritra was making it rain.
Vritra could attack with fire, earth, wind, and other elements, but never water.
As the embodiment of drought, Vritra was incompatible with water. Arjuna hesitated. Had he really made a mistake?
Ao Run paid no attention to what Arjuna was thinking. She focused entirely on Cloudsummoning Rainmaking.
As dark clouds filled the sky, thunder began to rumble, followed by rain.
This was no ordinary rain, but rain imbued with magical energy. Ao Run should have used this move over the sea, her home turf, where its power would have doubled and she could have unleashed it faster.
Here, however, there wasn't even a river, let alone a sea. She could only grit her teeth and use it anyway.
As the rain poured down, Arjuna inevitably got drenched.
At first, Arjuna paid it no mind, still caught up in the fact that Vritra was using a water-element attack.
When Arjuna noticed that the magical energy in the rain kept clinging to his body, he realized something was wrong. He had been locked