Child of Weather and Moving House

After several experiments, Alice gradually came to understand the state of the Black Sea.

It was the total vessel for the entire world's power.

Like entropy increasing, as long as no outside force intervened, the power of the whole world would naturally flow into the Black Sea.

Even if she evaporated the entire Black Sea this time, that violent power would inevitably descend across the world in various forms before ultimately gathering here again for all kinds of reasons.

Under such circumstances, Alice became even more determined to regulate it.

The flow of power into the Black Sea was spontaneous, but it was not irreversible.

As long as several entities were established to periodically draw power from the darkness and scatter it back across the world as raging winds and torrential rain, the Black Sea's world-ending disaster would remain purely theoretical forever.

The rulers of the previous era had, in a sense, fulfilled such a role.

However, they spread power by spreading fear and disaster.

High above all else, they never listened to humanity's pleas and freely vented their power across the entire world.

But Alice was different.

Alice looked at the little girl in her arms, whom she had named Wendy.

As a child born when Alice's Nuclear Explosion Fireball absorbed the Black Sea's power, she possessed strength similar to that of the old rulers.

Alice intended to make her "daughter" a true Child of Weather.

She would absorb the Black Sea's excess energy, then use it to regulate the weather throughout the continent.

She would bring gentle rain to drought-stricken lands and cool breezes to scorching places.

Of course, World Number Eight was too vast for Wendy alone to suffice.

So Alice made seven daughters in total.

They all had different appearances, yet each was an adorable little