Elemental Ao3 Novels & Stories

Elena's breath was ragged, the air thick with the scent of wet earth and pine. Her companions, Kael and Alera, walked close by, their eyes scanning the dense forest around them. The battle with the warlock had left them all bruised, but Elena felt a deeper wound within her—one she couldn’t heal with any physical salve. The fragment she carried pulsed in her chest, its dark magic seeping into her veins, twisting her thoughts and making her question every decision she made.

Alex was the wielder of the Water element if you cannot guess from the surname yet. Mine was Cornwall, it supposed to mean earth or something in Latin but I was not paying attention when my grandpa was describing our family history to me. I was his only grandson and the greatest earth wielder right now. I sighed as I was looking outside the car that I was being escorted to the conference that I will be giving some details about the new mineral that I have been discovering since a couple of months ago.

This should have never happened. She squeezed some of the mixture onto her fingers and pressed it against Aurora’s wounds. The moment it touched her skin, a strange scent filled the room, earthy, metallic, and something else I couldn’t name. I watched, my hands tightening into fists, as Selene carefully spread the mixture across her injuries. Nothing changed. There was no sudden spark of magic, no sign that this was working. Just Aurora, lying there, lifeless. Then Selene hesitated. She turned to me, her expression uncertain. "I need you to help me open her mouth."

The flame started to illuminate the paper. Aiko is always fascinated with anything luminous, especially the ones that stand out in the dark. She carefully placed her lantern down to make it float in the water. “She was the one who pursued me.” She heard Goo continued. He was almost out of breath as he was talking while blowing into his cupped hands. Aiko smirked at the guy next to her then watched her lantern move towards the others. The lanterns floating in the water is beautiful beyond words. She put her hands together and bowed. “May our wishes be granted.”

It's now or never. I close my eyes and push myself, letting myself fall into the void. I have to cover my mouth and suppress a cry so they won't hear me. My body falls into the void and I feel like I'm going to crash into the ground when Azael's arms surround me, preventing gravity from mashing me. Then, I open my eyes and see his face right in front of mine. He smells like mint and tobacco. -Nice underwear- he says before setting me down, making me blush.

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She turned to Ellaine just in time to see her eat the pearl in her necklace—the Hristoax. “Because, of all my lives, this is the only one where I came to meet Aunt Margarette and Finrod!” As Ellaine swallowed the Hristoax, her whole body glowed. She felt new energy flow in her veins empowering her. Her perplexed mind became instantly cleared and her senses were improved. “No!” Ánië tossed Finrod away. “You thief!” She attacked Ellaine who released a beam of light, hurling her couple of feet away. Ellaine stared at her hands, taken aback. She is a witch. From the human pillar? But she already met Alderon, the human wizard.

I rubbed my stomach, a world where those two sisters exist at once would be nothing but pure chaos and I have no intention of bringing my babies into such a world. “We have to attack first, any delay will be drastic” Ava says, “The witch seems to be getting more Powerful” “They're elementals, that's how their powers work” Aragon chirped. “So they just get more powerful by just breathing?” Ava scoffed, “Talk about tough luck.” “Well, the world is an unfair place,” he replied. “And all I can hear is more reasons why she absolutely can't be allowed to live again.” She mumbled. The balcony door opened, “You're back.” I recognised the scent without needing to see the face.

Avani is a very patient teacher. I wasn’t expecting that. He’s really good at helping me to connect with my earth element and according to him, since I have elf DNA as well, it should be the easiest element for me to connect with. “Close your eyes,” he says, his voice mesmerizing, like ancient words floating on a breeze. I do as he says. “What do you smell?” “People, elves mostly, but also a mix of scents, probably the hybrids.”

You wouldn’t find two different elementals that could use the same element, such as air, unless they were parent and child. I stood there looking at them in wonder. I knew that Amarantha was an elemental, but I didn't realize that there were 5 of them protecting this coven. That made me want to secure an alliance with them even more. The breeze blew in my face as I stood on the fortress wall, and I could smell the rogues from the treeline, but there was something else mixed into the scent. I smelled smoked peaches like an orchard had been burned right as the fruit had ripened.