Summer Void: When the Wind Meets the Moon’s Reveler
On this night gently caressed by moonlight, let’s talk about this windswept girl—Summer Void. She’s like a precise sniper; though she appears pure and ethereal, once the battle begins, she unleashes a storm from the sky upon her enemies.
Her skill set resembles a symphony of the seasons, each skill meticulously designed like a musical movement. First, her ultimate skill, Resonance Liberation, is her most powerful weapon, akin to the brightest meteor streaking across the night sky, delivering devastating blows. This skill requires anticipation, much like waiting for a first love, as it is her signature move. Resonance Circuit is like a gentle spring breeze—seemingly harmless but dangerous, causing enemies to gather involuntarily, becoming targets for our attacks. Her basic attacks are like rain nourishing the earth, appearing ordinary yet steadily accumulating damage. Her extension skill is like a ray of winter sun—modest in power but capable of surprising enemies with unexpected harm.
When it comes to weapon selection, it’s as serious as choosing a cherished gift. First, the Forest Serenade is her top choice, like a gentle girlfriend who transforms into a fierce warrior in critical moments, bringing both critical hits and planting seeds of wind erosion on enemies. As enemies are afflicted with wind erosion, Summer Void’s wind damage flows naturally, like a spring stream. Lingering Smoke is like theatrical fog, making post-extension skill attacks more entangling and lethal. As for Dance with Death, it’s like the final, glorious dance of life, unleashing remarkable destruction at critical moments.
Even if you’re using a four-star weapon, there’s no need to be ashamed. Farewell’s Romance is like tears at parting; when enemies have abnormal statuses, it makes Summer Void’s attacks persistent, like autumn’s continuous rain. Paradox Spray is like a time magician, providing extra energy after Resonance skill, making her attack power surge like a fountain. Penetrator Gun-26 is like a silent guardian, allowing her attack power to accumulate energy on the surface of a calm lake, waiting for the moment to strike.
Choosing the right voice scrolls is as important as selecting colors for a painter. Flowing Clouds, Empty Sky is the top choice for wind teams, making wind damage roll like floating clouds. Light Clouds and Rising Moon is a great helper for most teams, making the next Resonance attacker’s assault as bright as moonlight. For newcomers, pairing Flowing Clouds, Empty Sky with Valley Long Wind is ideal, intertwining wind damage like two rivers.
In selecting voice scroll terms, we must be as meticulous as a gardener tending flowers. The main terms should be critical hit rate or damage, the source of all damage. Wind damage and attack percentage are like nutritious soil and water; in secondary terms, critical hit rate and damage are the most important ingredients, while resonance efficiency and attack percentage are necessary supplements.
In team composition, Summer Void is like the violin in a symphony. The Wind Erosion Effect team is her preferred stage, where she can perform a wind symphony with Phoebe and the Drifter. The Light Noise Effect team, however, is her worst nightmare, as it can disrupt her delicate harmony and leave her vulnerable to counterattacks.