@ZenlessLiker@KeiVollerei I think it's also due to her being taught by her mother to be super cautious with the innate powers of the sword.
Like in the fight against the first Hollow Zero boss, she stopped after seeing her normal attacks do almost nothing against it.
@IndicDawn@kiwifrutii Journey's Trainer is a bit too kind, so they also follow Journey's plan most of the time.
Sometimes Trainer's feelings get a bit strong so they can act unexpectedly from time to time. Journey seems to like the surprises though.
@ChiongSelaras@daniel16jo@exiaaxax@Astel_233 IIRC that summon is ORT creating an alternate universe/scenario and drag its counterpart into the current reality. So when everything dies, ORT may survive.
Whether full power ORT or any ORT version being summoned can beat Irontomb may vary.
@daniel16jo@ChiongSelaras@exiaaxax@Astel_233 anyone who even get close to full power ORT AND WAKE IT UP is cooked alongside Earth.
But even as it's nerfed state, ORT can summon itself upon its death as a Grand Servant to keep fighting. That alone can give Irontomb a lot of trouble.
@towacchi7@orfevreyume @angu_l3m Imagine Oru secretly watching Shion train, hearing all the rant, and said to Toreina it's like good music to start the day or something
@AbyssalEndr This already aligns with the stuff Genshin story is heading.
"As the Heavenly Principles anchored the fate of Teyvat, The Abyss anchored the end of time", "Time is a ring" or something like that.
@AbyssalEndr I heard from somewhere that the fourth Path can literally be any Path. The concept of Paths and the fates they carry have already anchored the end of all things.
You can get different answers for 3. from Asat so this sounds believeable