Lying beside Rain, Veer looked at the sky and remained silent for a while. Imagination was vague, but everyone knew how important it was. That was the reason Mages liked to explore the world and get more knowledge.
The more they see and the more they learn, the stronger their imagination would be. Of course, there were exceptions, so this rule mostly applied to the majority.
Rain had spent her life fighting for food in slums, so she hardly paid any attention to the world itself.
"You know, unlike Aspect, you can improve your imagination," Veer said. "We were not born with miraculous thinking, after all. We just observed and learned. You should do the same."
"Can I?" Rain asked with hopeful eyes.
"Hmm, let me give you an example," Veer said, as he stood up. "Let's say there is a race which doesn't need water to survive. They also live in a region where water is very scarce or extinct. Now, one of them awakens a water-based Aspect, tell me, will they have problems with it?"
