Leonel had noticed the peculiarity of the salt water in the region instantly. However, he originally thought that it was just a method of warfare.

Even so, this explanation wasn't enough.

Salting the land seemed to be a bridge too far. Ostensibly, if the Sea Gods wanted to kill off the Human Race, they wouldn't be doing so just for the sake of it. Unless they were genocidal maniacs, there had to be a purpose.

That purpose should be their land, or else what was the point? But then why would they destroy this land at the same time?

If Leonel took a step back, then he might be able to assign the blame to this method to whoever might or might not be controlling the Sea Gods in the shadows. Maybe they were more interested in going scorched earth just to deal with this matter.

But that didn't feel like it made sense either.

The point of using an Incomplete World as currency was the resources you could gain from it. Taking an Eighth Dimensional world like this one and just running one of its best planets into the ground simply didn't make any sense, even if they were trying to capitalize on some fast money.

When you thought about the fact the Sea Gods certainly had the capital to just brute force their way in and destroy what remained of the Human Race, it made even less sense.

Why take this slow, methodical approach if they didn't have to? Especially when everything else was taken into account.

There was no Water Force in existence that was naturally salty either, so it made even less sense.

Back when Leonel was still living in the Dimensional Verse, he had made a great breakthrough in his Earth Force, one that helped him link some of his comprehension with Life Force as well. In fact, even to this day, it helped him quite a bit with strengthening his Metal Body.

That breakthrough, of course, was related to the minerals in his body, the realization that things like sodium, or magnesium, or potassium, or any other of the various chemicals and minerals the body used to stay in its top condition, were just different applications of Earth Force.

Leonel didn't know much about marine biology, but what he did know was that while there was a Venn diagram of creatures that needed water to survive, and there was some overlap as a result, the diagram certainly wasn't a circle.

Simply put, not all freshwater creatures could survive in saltwater. And likewise, there were many saltwater creatures that would die if transferred to freshwater.

What was interesting, though, was that after gaining control of Force and evolving through the Dimensions, such limitations shouldn't impact even regular fish, let alone a race as mighty as the Sea Gods.

So why?

Truthfully, Leonel didn't have an answer. But he would find out soon enough.

In the meantime, he'd just have to brute force it.

...

Thunder rolled through the skies, and the Sea Gods looked up.

Sashae couldn't help but frown.

in the Fifth Dimension at worst. Even if they were in the Fourth, it wouldn't be a huge

didn't make sense

the moisture should be under their control, pumping these lands full of salty water until soon the entire planet would be

raining

of them to pick up on it so

the good thing

It didn't matter.

expression, everyone else didn't react much to this change. Only Talon picked

"What's wrong?"

looked like she just

into it. She pulled it back and then licked her

still

Her gaze sharpened.

should be gradually getting more salty, so why had it

was happening? Did the humans have such capabilities? Or was it that

disturbance in this area, but what

actions subconsciously repeated her actions, trying to see what was wrong, but in the end,

they'd think that they were insane. But Sashae had such a high place in

attack. Within an

Sashae's voice called out.

...

humans, no matter how incompetent they were. There were guards on high alert at

this, he

'So soon?'

He had just put the life and death of his

but the moment Leonel took action, the Sea Gods had

sped up their race

his head,

knew plotting and scheming would be useless? It seemed that not only did he not have enough information, the Sea Gods also had someone of exceptional

armies and bring your strongest commander here

...

who had flowing blond hair and looked much more like a model than a warrior. He looked to be about in his thirties and he had

and beard had the same flickering runes that fluttered around him like butterflies. He

his looks were one thing. His strength, however,

that he was stronger than the Emperor, which was good. But he didn't give him nearly the same pressure the Sea

asked, looking toward

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