Avatar Waterbending Scroll Novels & Stories

he hissed, raising his club. I ducked and rolled, ignoring my own shudder at the whirling sound above my head. I sprang to a crouch and lunged forward, just like Burney had taught me and took his legs out from under him. He tried to raise his arm again, but I latched onto it, raking my nails down his skin. He let out a surprised grunt, his winded reflexes sending his pole rolling out of his reach.

"Not today." A voice I couldn't place whispered in the darkness and suddenly I was laying on the floor with Scarlet kneeling next to me crying. My body hurt but the barrier was still in place but I could tell it was much weaker then it was before. "Scarlet I'm okay." I whispered trying not to startle her but she still jumped a little. "Rouge, oh my goddess I thought you were going to shift. I didn't know what to do. I couldn't get the alpha like I normally would if it was someone else and I couldn't risk mind linking my mom and him finding out." She sounded so sad. "Scarlet, one if I shifted with you this close to me I could have hurt you or worse. Two I don't know how I didn't shift, I coul

Christian nodded once and clenched his jaw. James stepped over to the wall and with one quick slash, the pipes burst, and water sprayed in a torrent. The element of water raised his hand like a composer with a baton and the water bent to his will. He redirected the spray, increasing its flow, and the deluge began to extinguish the flames which blocked their way out. He turned back to Tres, Ricky, and Dieter; they were stunned into submission by the awesome display of power. “Get everyone out that you can and take them to the fountain of Poseidon,” James ordered, with great authority.

What kind of group is this? I sigh and close my eyes, letting my hands fall to the sides, facing the ground where the water is coming from. My grandmother told me that I have power in my hands, so I should release that power and visualize what I want in my mind, and it will become real. I wish for the water to form an ice staircase for me to climb out of here. I hear the sound of glass shattering and open my eyes to see the ice forming stairs on the wall. I jump up and down in excitement.

The surging water ahead had passed the intersection, like a fierce tiger or wolf rushing towards Levi. There was power in the water. Levi’s eyes grew colder, shaking Ellise in his hand, quickly summoning a branch that grew rapidly, forming a circle like a boundary next to him and Arista. Inside the branch, more and more branches sprouted, separating the inside from the outside. On the outside, long dry branches plunged deep into the rock wall beside them, anchoring the orb made of cloud threads to the rock wall. With a roar, Ellise under his feet swayed as the water outside crashed into the outer part of Ellise.

I had to admit that a man who was focused on his work was truly captivating. "This project is currently…" Leon said while loosening his tie and slightly opening the collar of his shirt. I wasn't sure if it was the lingering effects of alcohol, but I suddenly had the urge to tear his shirt open. As if he sensed my gaze, he turned toward me. Our eyes met, and he smiled, waving me over. I walked over and sat beside him. While still talking to his subordinates, he took my hand, placed it in his palm, and gently rubbed it, almost as though he was playing with a toy.

The first real sign came during a mock training simulation. Students were testing their elemental abilities in the central arena—basic stuff: telekinetic lifts, flame projectiles, enhanced reflex combat. But when Taya Briar, a quiet second-year with hydrokinetic gifts, reached out to pull the moisture from the air, she froze. Because the water didn’t respond. Instead, it flowed upward—defying her will—and began to shape itself. A face. A shimmer. A whisper. Then: static.

Xienma, Xavier, and Cassie found themselves standing at the edge of a cliff overlooking a raging river, its waters swirling violently below. "Stay close!" Xavier shouted, feeling the pull of the rushing water. "We need to work together!" The river roared, and waves crashed against the rocks, threatening to pull them in. Xienma focused on her bond with Xavier and Cassie, channeling the energy of the Moonflower. "We can do this! Let’s use our connection to control the water!" As they reached out to the river, the water responded to their combined energy, swirling in intricate patterns. They focused, pouring their intentions into the water, shaping it to create a bridge across the torrent. The

She wiped away her tears, feeling a renewed sense of purpose swell within her. “I won’t let your sacrifice be for nothing,” she vowed aloud, her voice steady and resolute. “I will fight back. I will protect myself, and I will uncover the truth. Agatha won’t take me without a fight.” With a newfound determination, Aqua rose from her spot on the floor, the remnants of her parents’ love fueling her spirit. She would not hide. She would prepare, train, and embrace her powers, ready to face the dark forces that threatened her future.

"At what cost will you help me? My dagger?" She only shrugged nonchalantly before approaching me. With a flick of her finger, she summoned water from a nearby bowl, shaping it into a shimmering orb that danced in the air. "Fascinating," I murmured, watching in awe as she manipulated the element with ease. Arwyn stepped closer, pressing her palm against my cheek and turning my head to one side. With a swift motion, she applied the water to my bruised skin, the cool sensation sending a shiver down my spine. I felt the wound begin to heal almost instantly, the bruise fading away beneath her touch as the water shimmered with a bright blue light.