Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 451

"So? What do you think of it?" Kyle asked.

"It's… beautiful," Sebastian said.

"Yeah, it sure looks good," Kyle answered.

"I think I also know what this means," Sebastian said.

"In what sense?" Kyle asked.

"The Anti-Elements," Sebastian said. "I think they are all created by the Deepwind."

"Huh? How and why?" Kyle asked with raised brows.

"Have you ever seen Winterfire?" Sebastian asked.

"Nope," Kyle answered.

"The Winterfire comes out of a deep and wide hole in the ground. It streams out of the hole at incredible speeds and spreads in the sky," Sebastian said. "If my theory is correct, the same thing should be happening with Skysand."

"Huh, you're right," Kyle said. "Skysand comes out of a big hole in one of our mountain ranges. It also spreads across the sky."

Sebastian nodded and pointed at the place where the water met the Deepwind.

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"Deepwind seems to have a significant effect on other Ether. It seems to be able to change some of the Ether's properties."

"Metal should be one of the very few things that can resist this change. Most likely, Metal Ether is just too stable."

"I assume any metal that falls into the Deepwind is just turned into tiny fragments, which surface somewhere else. Oh! The stone!" Sebastian suddenly shouted.

"I get it!" Kyle answered. "You think the Metal Ether bits are so small that they can fuse with stone? That's where this weird Metal-Earth Ether stone is coming from."

Sebastian nodded excitedly. "Exactly!"

"I theorize that Winterfire comes from magma. If you have a huge channel going all the way from the surface to the Deepwind, there's bound to be a lot of magma-flow, right?"

Kyle nodded, remembering the huge wall he had created around his hole to stop all the magma from filling it. "Yep, bunch of magma."

Sebastian also nodded. "Most likely, the magma flows downward, and when it hits the Deepwind, it transforms into Winterfire. The Winterfire shoots up, passing by the dropping magma."

"As long as the channel is wide enough, the Winterfire won't freeze the dropping magma, and we have an eternal stream of magma and Winterfire."

"The same thing is probably true for Skysand, except that it's just pure earth instead of metal. If stone falls into the Deepwind, it will be ground into pieces, and the individual bits of Earth Ether turn into Skysand."

"The Skysand takes to the sky through a hole and spreads across the world. It's possible that there's just a constant stream of normal sand falling into the Deepwind in that mountain range you talked about."

"Deepwind is the source of all the Anti-Elements," Sebastian said. "At least, I think it is."

"Sounds about right to me," Kyle said.

Then, he looked up at the ceiling of ice. "Why's there even ice here? It's quite toasty here."

"Pressure," Sebastian answered. "Put water under enough pressure, and it turns into solid ice. However, put enough heat into water, and it turns into steam."

"We are currently in a zone of equilibrium. The heat and pressure are at levels that keep water in its liquid form. If you ascend, the heat of the Anti-Ice drops faster than the pressure. That changes the balance, and water turns into ice."

Sebastian pointed at the storm of steam. "On the other hand, when you get too close to the Anti-Ice, the water turns into steam."

"Also, just for correct nomenclature, we should call the Anti-Elements by their appropriate names."

"Skysand is Anti-Earth."

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