Elemental Cat Novels & Stories

The being had a high pitch childlike voice so Dio deemed the elemental to be young. “Where did you come from?” Dio held out his hand and the elemental rested on it. “We were born through nature and from the power of the fairies. That’s why we are the fairies’ subordinates.” Dio nodded. “If you are a fairy’s subordinates, then why do you call me master?” “Aren’t you a fairy too?” the elemental asked. “There had been humans who tried to feed me with their mana but I just couldn’t accept them because I only eat a fairy’s mana.”

The only other colored fur was near the head in a form of a black mohawk that slid along its spine a few feet; stopping about mid-way on a normal cat's back. It slid down and landed with next to no sound, its eyes watching me as it waited. "Kasey, this is Sorscha, she is my familiar. She's what you mortals call a Tatzelwurm." Latifa walked over to the beast that's head was half the size of Latifa. Its paws are bigger than the width of my chest. It was huge! "How.....did...." I looked back at the small shadowy corner it came from in complete shock and confusion.

Ela and Karm jumped between us and held his blade away from me. “why are you helping her?” Taoen asked Ela, frustrated. “We are sworn to help the Elemental Sisters.” Karm snapped at him. Partly visible again, I grabbed my swords and retaliated, swinging at him in quick succession, not giving him an opening to swing back, as Karm and Ela moved to stand beside me. I managed to slice his arms, and he dropped his sword. My vision was blurring, and I felt the four elements of my sisters surround me. I looked around me, confused, when pieces of my sister's spirits circled like an orb around me, creating a shield. I could feel their abilities become a part of me.

Tresicta observed them. A Luvinan. How nice. He’d be a nice addition to her little army, even though she didn’t need it. But he would come in handy. She tried not to show her disgust at the Elementan by his side. She had always hated them. Complete savages with monster strength and had no idea what to do with it. When she was still herself, she had never agreed with them. And this one was royalty. So she would never dream of changing sides. “Yo! Cat! You’ve been spacing out a lot lately. Don’t expect me to save your butt another time”.

“I joined Elemental Enterprises as a geneticist twenty years ago. Back then, it was just a research facility. We were studying the genetic markers that indicate elemental abilities. It was fascinating work, completely ethical. Or so I thought.” “What changed?” Elijah asked. “Your stepmother took control,” she said, looking at me. “She shifted the focus from research to… breeding. The facility—it’s all underground—is where they’ve been taking elementals and trying to breed them. They particularly target elementals with the strongest abilities, and they’ve been trying to crossbreed them with powerful Alphas.” “Why?” Elijah growled. “To produce an army,” she said simply. “A highly powerful army

he said. “And where are my kids?” I asked. “They're somewhere safe. You'll only get to them by killing me” he said. “As you wish. I'm going to get my kids regardless” I responded as I went on all fours and morphed into my beast form. He transformed too and let out a deafening howl. The skies went dark and cloudy as his howl resonated through the air. He was a water elemental and drew most of his power from the rain, which he somehow had the power to summon.

She is looks like a living skeleton, with no soul. "I can do something about the darkness." She smirks. "What do you mean?" Mischa asked, and Keeva turns towards her with distaste. "My mother was a fire elemental. Though I don't have powers like her I can successfully create fire enough to lighten up the cage," she answers looking at me and smiles a sad smile. "Wow... I have never seen an elemental before," I whispered. She smiles a real smile and settles on the ground indicating for us both to sit down too.

Evie remembered that she had not yet told him about the creatures in her world, and so she did. “Elementals are magical beasts that have the power of the elements. For example, a salamander. It’s a fire elemental. We have many different types. The strongest ones are, of course, bound by the deities. Kresnik, the Flame Emperor of Heaven has the strongest fire elemental, the blue flame dragon, Mavara.” “I see…” Dr. Jensen nodded in understanding. Evie knew that those monsters were familiar on Earth as part of their folklores and legends.

Don't just stand there dripping on my porch. Bring the Bomb inside." She pointed at Leo. "The Bomb?" Damian stepped in front of Leo, his protective instinct flaring. "His name is Leo." "His name is Trouble," the woman corrected. "I can feel him from here, Wolf. He's leaking like a sieve. He's ionizing the air. My tomatoes are going to grow teeth because of him." She turned and walked toward the shack. "I am Elena," she threw over her shoulder. "Wipe your feet. If you track mud into my circle, I'll turn you into newts." "She seems nice," Kai muttered. "She is the most powerful kineticist on the continent," Wulfric whispered. "Show respect." We followed her. THE SHACK The inside of the shack

She bites her lower lip— white teeth sinking into red flesh— then turns, smiling at the bartender. "Whisky please. Rocks." Her gaze returns to me, and she raises her eyebrows. "Make that two," I say, not leaving her gaze. A minute later he places the drinks in front of us, her hand immediately reaching out to bring it to her lips. "Katherine," she says after taking a slow sip, "but my friends call me Kat." "Adam, but everyone calls me Emilio." "I think I'll stick with Adam," she replies haughtily, daring me to tell her otherwise. I lean in closer to her, trailing her body with my eyes again. I can't stop looking at her legs. She notices, and again raises an eyebrow.