Hill replied coldly to Talos, "I don't know what you're talking about."
He truly had never expected that the Lord of Storms was guarding against something like this.
To him, Wind Divine Power was merely a reward and blessing from the world of Telashir... After all, if he truly became a god, he would certainly hold the Earth Divine Office.
If he had to develop in another domain... judging by the few laws he controlled, Hill had always felt that the most likely possibility was becoming a god of the four seasons.
After all, the laws he controlled could also be said to encompass rain, wind, and earth!
When the three merged into one, the changes would be endless... and every transition marked the arrival of a season.
As for the law of storms, he had never considered it at all.
It had nothing to do with him. The Destruction Law was practically his natural opposite.
Although Hill had always commanded his hurricanes with ease, moving them as his heart desired... they represented merely the utmost limit that storms in nature could reach, unlike Talos's storms, which contained powerful Destructive Power.
Although it looked as if he had dealt with it effortlessly... that was only because Hill was strong enough.
Otherwise, Talos would not have stood here talking nonsense with him. He would have attacked long ago.
Speaking of which, the Wind Elemental Kais he had raised was actually more likely to become Telashir's god of wind, though he would probably end up in much the same situation as the Wind Elemental gods on Toril's side.
To mortals, these elemental gods were basically meaningless... The ones on Toril already had an unusually strong presence.
After all, the Elemental Realm had a rather vague concept of time. Even if its inhabitants