>>5378503Your command, at least currently, is limited to saltwater. With that though, no you aren't limited to just waves and storms and could do probably whatever you could imagine with it, such as you saw being able to erode metal. In her time Tana has always relied on physicality and brute force partly because she is naturally gifted with it, and partly because being underwater and using water magic is difficult and not immediately obvious as to the effects, compared to using it on land obviously. Another reason though, is because she always acted as a scion on behalf of the goddess Kili, so commanding the seas was always a more divine aspect meant for the goddess. Although possible, she would have considered it blasphemous to the goddess, however now alone that concern isn't so strong anymore.
In a sense it rests on the balance Tana can establish between physicality and divinity, the more attention or efforts paid to her godly potential, the more is possible with supernatural things like controlling water.
>>5378503>>5378455>>5378401>>5378374>>5378314You can banish the Namadan lord to your divine realm then, that endless yet contained stormy expanse. See how he fares in there, and it's your decision if and when you want to spit him back up to see what became of him.
>>5378404The Gaelans are under threat, it's just more their way of life and their independence, rather than a genocidal conflict.
