A breeze blew into the room through the window, sweeping back the front hem of the dark blue robe covering the lady's long legs and slipping it slightly between her thighs, clad in black over-the-knee stockings.
Feeling the somewhat cool breeze, Li Qiuzhi calmly continued reading the diary:
[Finally, on my fifth day after joining the Adventuring Team, Captain Sara said I had passed all the assessments and could receive a Vision. Apparently, we have to go to a secret outpost the Adventuring Team set up in the wilderness. Hehe... that's no surprise. The fewer people who know about this ability to grant Visions, the better.]
The diary ended there. He had probably gone to that "wilderness outpost" and had yet to return.
"Miss Lisa, the diary says they can grant Visions. Is that really possible?" Although Li Qiuzhi already had an answer in mind, he still asked out of curiosity.
From what Li Qiuzhi knew, this supposed granting of Visions most likely involved an imitation of one-a Delusion.
It was an "external magical organ modeled after a Vision," developed by the Fatui, an official organization of Snezhnaya, and using it came at a steep price.
Delusions could indeed channel elemental power, but ordinary, mass-produced Delusions were probably somewhat inferior in performance to genuine Visions.
The Delusions used by important figures in the upper ranks of the Fatui, however, might be considerably better.
After all, in the original game, Tartaglia, the Eleventh of the Fatui Harbingers, "Childe," had a Delusion despite already possessing a Vision.
Judging by his battle with the Traveler at the Golden House in the story, he probably normally fought using only his Vision, bringing out his Delusion only against challenging opponents.
Childe's choice to treat his Delusion as a trump card suggested that the one he