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Too Much Power In One Girl
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2025-07-11 14:49:24Chapter Six: Too Much Power in One Girl
Lyla The sky was gray. Wind rushed through the trees as we walked to the field. I didn’t know why my hands were shaking. Maybe because my magic had been acting strange lately. Maybe because something inside me felt like it was building… like it was waiting to explode. “Don’t be nervous,” Rina said beside me, half-smiling. “They say we won’t do anything crazy today.” “Are you sure?” “Nope,” she said. “But I’ll stand beside you in case you start glowing again.” I gave her a weak smile. The field was wide, with students standing in rows. The instructor stood in front, holding a small staff. “Today,” he said, “we practice elemental focus. Fire. Wind. Water. Control.” People around me cheered. I just stood still. They called names. One by one, students stepped forward and showed what they could do. Some lit small flames in their palms. Others made leaves dance in the wind. Then the teacher called mine. “Lyla.” I froze. “Come forward.” My legs felt heavy. I walked to the center of the field. I could feel everyone watching. Even the four Alphas. Dante stood with his arms crossed, silent as always. Riven leaned against a tree, smiling lazily. Kael had his usual unreadable face. And Lucien… just stared. I closed my eyes. “Focus,” the teacher said. “Try to draw the element that answers you.” I tried to breathe. But then— The wind rushed. My chest felt like it was burning. My skin glowed faintly. Sparks danced on my arms. “Something’s wrong,” I whispered. My vision blurred. “Stop,” the teacher said. “I can’t!” I shouted. Then it happened. A blast of light and heat shot from my body. The ground cracked. Wind swirled around me like a storm. Students screamed and ran. Even the teacher ran back. I saw them all running. But four people and Rina didn’t move. They stepped forward. Kael was first. He raised his hand, calling his dragon power to shield the fire from spreading. “Breathe through it,” he said calmly. “Let it settle.” Riven appeared behind me in a flash, using wind to pull the energy away from my body. “You’re strong, baby,” he whispered. “Don’t let it crush you, my love” Lucien was in front of me. His eyes blazed. "Concentrate on me," he whispered. "Don't get lost. And Dante… walked through the mayhem. Everybody else was fleeing — but he strode through the turmoil toward me like nothing fazed him. He reached me, grabbed my shoulders. You're not losing control," he said. "You're just waking up. "I'm hurting people," I wept. "You're not," he replied. "Not with us around." “Will she be okay" Rina screamed They didn’t answer her The storm calmed. The wind died. The warmth dissipated from my skin. I fell to my knees. Breathing hard. Sweating. Crying. And I understood… Everyone was gone. Besides them. The four Alphas. They didn't talk. They simply surrounded me, a barrier between the world and me.
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