Visions were powers bestowed upon mortals by gods.
But gods themselves had no need for Visions, for they possessed better ways to channel elemental energy, as well as tremendous power of their own.
In the same amount of time, a single cycle of the Wind God's Divine Core could summon more than ten times the elemental energy a Vision could.
That was precisely why Ellin could launch Anemo attacks over an enormous area with the slightest movement.
By comparison, channeling elemental energy through a Vision took far too long to unleash an attack powerful enough to create a natural disaster.
Feng'er, however, was different. As a being born of the elements, she possessed an innate and exceptionally powerful ability to channel elemental energy. She needed neither a Vision nor a demon god core, nor even any medium at all, to channel elemental energy at incredible speed.
The fireballs, lightning bolts, and other attacks she had conjured with a mere wave of her hand were proof of just how quickly she could channel elemental energy.
Still, every strength came with a weakness.
Once someone grew powerful enough, a Vision's usefulness became limited.
Ellin had poured all her talent into combat skills, developing a vast array of techniques-ways of using elemental energy to attack.
At the same time, however, her Vision restricted her, preventing her from freely using elements other than Anemo.
Feng'er, on the other hand, had devoted all her talent to channeling elemental energy, completely neglecting the development of combat skills and techniques.
As a result, although she had shouted her technique names loudly during her battle with Osial, her attacks had mostly amounted to brute force.
Still, thanks to the incredible speed at which she channeled elemental energy, she had been able to trade blows with Osial through a