[Is it strange, that her direct question makes him almost cheerful - that the rain around them lightens a hair's breadth, about as much influence as Neuvillette's mood can exert being exerted?
To openly ask him a question about the elements and the powers of the other Archons, after all, is a powerful expression of trust on Furina's part.]
The Electro Archon's ability to generate such a storm is, in some ways, the inverse of mine - any rain she might summon is incidental. The lightning heeds her will, not any of the other elements.
[Rain is common in Fontaine, and it has on certain rare occasions reached a point like this, more aggression than sorrow - the anger of being able to do nothing but watch injustice continue to roll over someone. But genuine thunderstorms are rare, and purely natural when they do occur; the rainfall within one may increase or decrease in response to Neuvillette, but the element of Electro does as it wishes in their skies.]
Similarly, the wind - [Pause, wait for a particularly loud boom of thunder before continuing.] - would be under the control of a being of Anemo. I know you read the same reports from Mondstadt regarding the Stormterror incident that I have.
[Perhaps not in a s much detail initially, because Furina did not have as much of a vested interest in what happened to the only publicly known dragon on the eastern half of Teyvat, but certainly in retrospect, as it became clear that Mondstadt was the first place the Traveler visited.]
It would take all three elements - either working together or actively battling in the skies - to create a mixed storm such as this.
[Which is not a pleasant thought - but it does mean that even if he had the ability to quell the rain over them, the wind and lightning would continue, and, in all likelihood, the skies would remain dark.]
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To openly ask him a question about the elements and the powers of the other Archons, after all, is a powerful expression of trust on Furina's part.]
The Electro Archon's ability to generate such a storm is, in some ways, the inverse of mine - any rain she might summon is incidental. The lightning heeds her will, not any of the other elements.
[Rain is common in Fontaine, and it has on certain rare occasions reached a point like this, more aggression than sorrow - the anger of being able to do nothing but watch injustice continue to roll over someone. But genuine thunderstorms are rare, and purely natural when they do occur; the rainfall within one may increase or decrease in response to Neuvillette, but the element of Electro does as it wishes in their skies.]
Similarly, the wind - [Pause, wait for a particularly loud boom of thunder before continuing.] - would be under the control of a being of Anemo. I know you read the same reports from Mondstadt regarding the Stormterror incident that I have.
[Perhaps not in a s much detail initially, because Furina did not have as much of a vested interest in what happened to the only publicly known dragon on the eastern half of Teyvat, but certainly in retrospect, as it became clear that Mondstadt was the first place the Traveler visited.]
It would take all three elements - either working together or actively battling in the skies - to create a mixed storm such as this.
[Which is not a pleasant thought - but it does mean that even if he had the ability to quell the rain over them, the wind and lightning would continue, and, in all likelihood, the skies would remain dark.]