The earth or dry element rose from the bottom of the sea, or the bottom of the abyss. This is because the planet, even with water in its crust, is composed of solid material, at room temperature.
But how can the solid part rise from the ocean? This is due to the porous characteristic of the earth's crust rising from the sea. The continents have regions full of spaces, like a sponge.
When a high temperature is applied to a very humid soil, this moisture tends to become steam, and this steam expands the terrain, forming an object with a volume much larger than the initial one. When steam comes out of the spaces or condenses on the ground, so the water stays in the spaces.
Causing the water level to drop and forming the so-called dry element.
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