Hill nodded in agreement. "With this tsunami, there's enough moisture in the air to summon rain even for cities a fair distance from the coast."
"With Hill around, wouldn't that be unnecessary?" Old School Striking King suddenly turned her head to ask.
"As long as a person is alive, there is the scent of water in the air," Hill smiled. "But finding and separating it requires a mage of at least the Transcendent tier."
"The only mage I've ever seen accomplish this below the Transcendent tier is my maternal grandfather, Mr. Falan."
"Well~" Old School Striking King turned her head away. "The example you pulled out is a bit too stark and crystal clear; no one in Oaisis could possibly pull that off."
"Can't a sorcerer like Hill do it?" Xue Yunfeng suddenly pressed.
"Even a water sorcerer is the same. Sorcerers are just naturally sensitive to water vapor and can directly contact the Water Elemental Plane," Hill said in a gentle tone. "But some things require genuine understanding rather than a vague perception. Using pure spells to make it rain in an arid place is one of them."
"Without a truly meticulous and subtle understanding of the Water Law, it's absolute nonsense to think you can pull it off."
"Is that the difference between a physicist and a hobbyist?" someone muttered softly on the side.
"Besides, Triton also blocked the human faction's ability to contact the Water Elemental Plane..." Xue Yunfeng nodded quite understandingly. "Then I get it, heh~ Little flowers blooming in the desert~ They're definitely all poisonous."
Hill glanced at him. It seemed there was some new movement in the desert.
No wonder he kept trying to get the Heaven-Defying Alliance to head over there.
That being the case, his enthusiastic push for the third batch of