Rain Master Divine Palace.
This divine court lay west of the Xing Tian Dao Court. It served as one of the weather hubs for more than half the realm, overseeing the Divine Positions of rain across countless worlds. Thus, the incense offerings of the people never ceased, gathering into vast clouds.
The duty of rainfall was a crucial one.
Below, mortal farmland needed it; in the middle, lakes and rivers needed it; above, all those lands that nurtured Natural Treasures needed it. Where was rain not needed?
Without rain, crops withered in the fields and rivers and lakes ran dry. That would lead to the deaths of great numbers of mortals and deities.
This Divine Position could be called lofty and powerful, affecting countless living beings. It was a core Divine Path position, with the latent ability to shake the Dao Court.
Thus, many Divine Path civilizations split this position into the four Divine Positions of Rain Master, Wind Master, Thunder Duke, and Lightning Mother. Every large-scale rainfall required a decree from the Dao Court and confirmation from the Four Weather Gods. Otherwise, it was private rainfall, defiance of orders, an exceedingly grave crime, even rebellion. It could result in a deity's death. The rules were truly severe.
In terms of actual authority, although the Rain Master was honored as the Rain Master, he could not make the final decision on rainfall. He was constrained at every turn, and his authority did not entirely match the name of his Divine Position.
Even so, no deity in the realm dared look down on the Rain Master.
Every rainfall the Rain Master produced did indeed strictly follow the Dao Court's decrees. He did not dare add or subtract even the slightest measure of rain, nor delay the time of rainfall by a