Elemental God Novels & Stories

Alex said. "Suits the fruit." Adi commented. "Indeed." Leo agreed. "Well, our day went to waste." Alex sighed. "Not completely but yes." Leo replied. "At least we know her name." Adi said. "Also her house." Vivi added. "We should ask a few questions about the elemental abilities to the holders." Leo sighed. Alex nodded in agreement. "According to what Flaik said, it seems like each elemental ability has a specific god assigned to it and they give those abilities only to those who deserve it." Leo explained.

He communed with the elemental spirits whose favour granted him some amazing abilities. The priest gill, explained to him that Davis' magic was arcane, Montgaff's elemental, and his Devine. Device magic is bestowed by a Godspirit. A Godspirit is a individualization of an aspect of what priests called the Great Spirit. The great spirit encompassed everything, and being so vast, it used God spirits as its many faces. Sofux was the face of order, Mar, the face of fertility and so on.

Red, orance, yellow, green blue and violet. The first Gods, Blood, Oracles, Yesteryear, Gray, Ben-son and Violence - they had blotted out the sun years ago. It only existed now because the AI - Eigen - allowed it to. He was growing weary with her. She could always sense his moods. He shone silver when upset with her. "You could just go and leave me here?" she suggested hopefully. He turned black at this comment - threatning her. "Or.... or you could just behave for a minute of your irritating life."

Ursa took her musings straight to Ivan at dinner. “The Feast of Ephranella? I can’t say I heard of the goddess, much less the holiday.” “Really?” Ivan nodded. “My upbringing wasn’t much in terms of wide religious knowledge,” he explained. “And my mother’s people tended to worship the Elementals.” The Elementals were the primordial gods of the universe. Most gods could be traced back to those four houses, but they were usually revered for beginning the celestial lines and nothing more. “So the Vasils do not celebrate the holiday?”

Draco asked, "They are missing that element, so wouldn't that element balance them?" "Only if it was that simple." Sameera opened her mouth to explain further. "Old Gods gave a part of their elements that iterated with others. What we are talking about here is the whole element, in its totality." My brain scrolled through various memories and dreams, searching for something about Athena's element. I knew it was there. "Imagine, the vampires have a part of a divine element, and what we are talking about is the whole element." Divine element? Power of that divine element?

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.

I said, looking at them. My anger was growing, if that was possible, as I already was angry enough to kill a whole pack. "What about me, love?" Oren asks. "You come with me, handsome! I need you on this one." I said in a somewhat softer voice. He nodded his head and smiled at me. "I need you to take down that portion of the ceiling. Is your element after all." I told him, and in less than five seconds, the ceiling and gates were down. "No! This is not possible! How come that you are an Earth elemental?!" Cora asks, terrified when she realises there is no escape now.

Seeing that the protective barrier was about to be breached, James continuously channeled his energy into the barrier to fortify it. Many powerhouses watched from afar. “Wow. James is amazing.” “He’s resisting the onslaught of a Chaotic Treasure. I’m afraid no one else in the Thirteenth Universe can do this.” “That’s the Elemental Fan of the Holy Master of Elements. It’s an exceptional weapon.” “Indeed. It’s the Chaotic Treasure of a Macrocosm Ancestral God from the First Universe. His name is the Holy Master of Elements. The Elemental Fan can produce the power of the Five Elements, each of which is as strong as Macrocosm Power.”

He doesn't notice my embarrassment, instead he tries to make sense of what I've said. Realization strikes. "The Eld," he says. I nod. A group of immortal gods responsible for maintaining balance between humans and shifters. They are rumoured to have magic, and are capable of controlling all Earth's elements. "Are they even real?" I ask. "Yes. When I was a boy, I remember the whole castle being in a frenzy when we learned my father and his advisors were to have a meeting with some members. I won't forget how it felt seeing them."

But now here I am again, with yet another high-ranking supernatural who thinks that the Alpha of Alphas belongs to him. I glare at the elf as he begins pulling on his earth element. How do any of them think that they can defeat me? Not only am I the Alpha of Alphas, but I can control all four elements. Who do they think they are? Even if they can control one, what does that matter to me? They are nothing. I am Ancalagon. I wait to see what he's going to do, how he thinks he can claim me with his earth element. It's bad enough that he only has one element, but I come by my earth element genetically from my father Avani, the last Earth dragon.