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Microgames: The Negative Effects Of Praying Water

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In the article we see that a total negative can be turned in to a positive. I lured that this land all of the water is particle like acid and if you were to step in it to long you would start to decompose in to the water. Even if you were to get in to the water It would feel like you were being boiled a like because it is 125 degrees outside. The place would be so hot would die because of heat exertion.
After all of that somehow there is life. Microgames it maybe small but it is life in a unlivable conditions. The why the water is poisoned is because the water has a hot spot underneath and then lave mix 's with the water and makes it seep down and then touch 's the hot spot and then shouts out poised air that smells like rotten eggs. That

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