Well I agree with the argument that Venuzdonoa's statement without feats close to the level is borderline NFL, and only stops short because it restricts itself to the size of the cosmology of it's series. Still shouldn't be logic we accept.
The statement is pure NLF by our standards still because it has always lived up to that statement with zero anti-feats shown, we limit that NLF to the scope of the cosmology.
Meanwhile, Ano's full potential comes from him being the Lion of Destruction prophesied to destroy the while Silver Sea, so while I have some issues, the logic of this downgrade doesn't change anything.
You've just refuted the entire premise of the downgrade with this. Anos on his own is stated of being capable of destroying the silver sea as a perfect lion of destruction.
Venuzdonoa is said to be deeper magic to a person who is not only from the same world the lion of destruction comes from but is also a lion of destruction herself though an imperfect one with her own NLF of an ability in the series that allows her to copy and reproduce any magic she looks at regardless of if she can analyze/ understand it.
So Venuzdonoa is not only magic that is much deeper than the lion of Artzenon (that can destroy the sea) but also has the statement of "destroying anything regardless of how tough, infinite or eternal it is"
Someone should explain to me why anything ≠anything and why logic≠logic.
The silver sea itself follows order (Which is Order flows from Shallow to Deep). Reason>Order, Reason is meaningless before Venuzdonoa.
Asking anos to affect the sea with it is asking to kill everyone as Venuzdonoa destroys/ disrupts order & reason. If all order is disrupted everything will be destroyed as nothing can exist without order.
There is literally an order of Creation, Destruction, Birth, Abortion, Demise/End, Transformation, Gears, Causality, Time, Space, Water, Regeneration, Light, Barriers, Magic Gates, Magic Swords, Magic Eyes, Thoughts, Disorder, Order, Death, Deepening, Piercing, future, traces, sound, dreams e.t.c. For anything you can think of, mundane or not there's an order governing it.