Are mages really just limited to being squishy ranged characters? In a magical world filled with divine beings, Kayler will show everyone what true strength really means. Kayler, at the age of eight, is a water manipulator, inheriting this gift from his mother, while his father was a fire-based warrior who left with his comrades on the sixth day of their marriage, not to return for nine years. Consequently, Kayler often listens to his mother's stories about his father. Due to this, Kayler hopes to become the greatest warrior, just like his father. But can a water manipulator truly become a powerful warrior? At this point, Kayler is also reaching the age to start his education. What choices will Kayler and his mother make in the face of such conflicts?