The King of Water Elements had said so much before this—first introducing his origins, then speaking of the secrets of the four elemental kings and the four beings of great divine power—all for the sake of this final question.
You clearly came from the sea, clearly were a jellyfish, so why were you able to break free from your nature and remain unaffected by your own attribute?
Sui Xiong found this question truly difficult to answer.
By all reason, any creature living in water would inevitably be influenced by the attribute of "water"—the two most typical examples were the Goddess of the Sea and the King of Water Elements. These two were the most supreme powerhouses among aquatic beings in the world today. Naturally, they could wield powers of other attributes as well, but never as naturally as they wielded water, nor with the same strength.
Normally, they would employ all sorts of different powers according to the circumstances, but at critical moments, what they ultimately relied upon to survive was still "water."
Sui Xiong was different. His appearance was that of a jellyfish, but in truth, he had not the slightest connection to jellyfish. Of course, he could use some jellyfish abilities, such as poisonous stingers—the signature move of jellyfish. But what attributes should a jellyfish possess? What should the nature of a jellyfish's soul be? Those things truly had nothing to do with him.
After all, his soul was not that of a jellyfish, but of a human from another world.
Hearing the King of Water Elements' question, he fell silent.
The King of Water Elements was in no hurry either. He simply sat there quietly, waiting for Sui Xiong's answer.
Time was no concern to either of them, especially not to one who could even be described