i was going to eat breakfast can you not-
steam magic
its synergies make it a cold magic by association
honorable cold magic
ya
and charging lowers your body temperature
hereās the thing about water:
Water doesnāt need to be cold to make things cold.
You could pour hot water all over yourself, walk outside, have a breeze go past you, and feel way colder than you did prior.
no? thatās not how it works
it has synergy with hot magics but that doesnāt make it a heat magic either
it literally is how it works.
go try it right now.
why do you think you can take a bottle of water while youāre outside in the burning heat while that bottle has also been in the burning heat, pour it over your head, and cool down?
it definitely isnāt because the water is cold.
inhales
okayā¦ idk how many times i have to explain it this thread butā¦
heat transfers from something hotter to something colder, it NEVER goes from a cold object to a hot object
what ur describing is because the water is still colder than your body temperature, which is much higher than the atmosphereās temperature in most cases
except it is
i saw what you edited
simple typo smh smh smh
what the fuck. since fucking when.
steam imbue + scalding status effect
ok so:
Body is warm.
Water is warm.
Air is cold.
Pouring the hot water over yourself gives the water (a great conductor) more surface area to both release heat into the air and absorb heat from your body.
This makes you cold.
The water is not cold, the air is cold.
This isā¦ not rocket science.
if the water is colder than your body temperature, it makes you colder
if the water is hotter than your body temperature, it makes you hotter
heat moves from hot things to cold things
if the air is hotter than your body temperature, the reverse would happen and being wet would cause you to get hotter faster if it was the same temperature as your body
this isā¦ not rocket science 
if the water is the same temperature as your body, it would simply change the temperature of your body faster because of its high heat conductivity
the situation you described is only because the air is colder than your body temperature in 99% of cases, this is not an inherent property of water
So water isnāt naturally cold, got it.
(this was my original point!!!)
are u agreeing with me?
itās kinda hard to tell
No, Iām saying you completely missed what I was trying to say from the very start because you wanted to overcomplicate things in ways that donāt even matter just to go and end with the exact same result.