Surviving The Fourth Calamity
Chapter 193 - 31 Jealous Hill Achieves Great Things_3

Chapter 193: Chapter 31 Jealous Hill Achieves Great Things_3

Hill suddenly smiled and entered into a resonance with nature. Yes, the wind had never existed independently; it was influenced by the sun and even more by water!

Temperature and moisture were the foundations of wind formation.

The swirling wind gradually took shape around Hill; the first wind rune flickered in his mental sea.

Hill finally summoned the world’s first wind element.

Its power was still weak, merely a small spinning wind ball.

The power was represented by Hill’s rune that symbolized wind force from small to large.

However, Hill was not concerned at all. Taking advantage of the moment, before the rune completely stabilized in his mental sea, he quickly added a nursery rhyme he liked very much.

Watching the halo formed by this wind-speed song lightly encase the basic rune, Hill smiled. The world consciousness acknowledged Hill’s preliminary classification for the wind’s level.

Seeing the newborn wind element circling him, eager to release storms from small to large, Hill smiled. The world’s first wind element would soon become legendary, and Hill had the right to name him as the awaken-er.

"Kais." Hill smiled at the wind element, "Your name."

The overly excited wind element sent Hill into a gale, ruffling his hair and forcing him to close his eyes.

Hill opened the door to the quiet room, and Li Si stood outside: "A bright new star has lit up in the starry sky, indicating a new element has emerged."

Then, he noticed the wind element peeking inquisitively from behind Hill and said with difficulty, "Congratulations!"

Li Si could not think of what to say next; the surprise had come so suddenly.

"This is Kais!" Hill introduced them, then turned to ask Kais, "Currently, I don’t have the ability to let you appear in the outside world. Can you temporarily stay in my pendant?"

Kais did not mind at all. After all, he was newly born, and he was still a bit afraid of everything outside. He was only reassured by being close to Hill.

"Sir, do you now have four elements in your body?" Li Si looked worried as he watched Hill put Kais away.

"I’m very well, better than ever," Hill said, looking at Li Si. "The power of the water series has also increased significantly. Previously, I had only a few engraved spells, but now there are more; it’s comparable to the wood series.

However, the wind series still solely relies on my gradual search."

Hill looked at Li Si: "I cannot concern myself with external matters for now; I have to rely on you. I need to go into seclusion to rebalance the elements in my body."

"I thought you would directly advance to legendary?" Li Si asked curiously.

"I suppressed it," Hill shook his head. "If I entered legendary because of the wind laws, I would undoubtedly be the weakest.

The wind series with only one rune cannot sustain legendary strength.

I can become legendary at any time now.

But I do not want to." Hill’s eyes sparkled, "Li Si, the power I possess now is natural! Once I balance these four series and enter legendary through the natural laws, who could threaten me then?"

"You should be careful; earth system deities often do not have good outcomes," Li Si suddenly remarked.

"Li Si noticed too!" Hill smiled. "It’s okay; I rarely use earth system spells, mostly summoning earth elements.

My grandfather doesn’t want anyone to know about the Earth Bear, always highlighting the elven bloodline instead.

The outside world should focus more on my wood system inheritance, right?" Hill knew that even among elves, few possessed such spells as the forest array.

Honestly, he really doubted that his grandmother was an ordinary half-elf.

If Melanie were not indeed human, Hill would suspect his grandmother belonged to the Elf Royalty.

Hill sighed, feeling helpless as he sensed the wild celebration of natural consciousness around him. He tried desperately to divert his attention, yet the overwhelming cheers in his mind were unstoppable.

Hill frowned, feeling natural consciousness counting his elemental composition. Why was there no metal?

No, why would there be metal?

Hill thought dizzily, how could metal exist independently from the earth?