Elemental Hero Novels & Stories

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.

Gerey asked. “We need to maximize the element of surprise.” Sir. Oswic whispered as a tyronimic growled lowly like a vexed dog. “And you need to conserve your energy, too. The lord of this universe is an aqua Elementalists, but he's like nothing you've ever seen before.” Gerey whose face was red because of the stain from the bloody ground - making him look wild, turned to look at Jeyrin who was at the extreme, Sir. Oswic in the middle.

Slowly, I turned my head and came face-to-face with a who could only be described as a god in human form. Oh my God! My subconscious screeched in disbelief. God sent an angel indeed. I mean only angels can be this good looking, right? He had dark silver eyes and jet black hair which made him look divine, complementing his god-like look. Strands of his hair fell on his face. His sharp jaw seemed as if it was carved by God himself. And the silver lip ring attached to his pale pink lips was my last undoing. With eyes glued to his lips, the only thoughts that claimed my mind were;

Victoria’s eyes land on June as they both stare down. “We’re not done, yet, June. We’re not!” Within split seconds, Victoria’s boat crossed ours at an increasing speed, making ours look like a dot. “How is she doing that?” I ask. “There, I knew it!” Jace howled and pointed at a woman standing at the end of the boat, with her eyes and hands directed at the water beneath them. “That’s Sophie, she’s an Elementalist.” “You mean she takes all her energy from earthy ingredients and stuff?!”

They were now bound by the agreement, and they were eager to see what she might accomplish. Elementals were uncommon, yet they were far more powerful than ordinary hybrids. It's for this reason that they're so feared. Delaney forced herself to stand despite the excruciating pain in her side, looking at Zander, who crossed his arms, and saying, "Show us what you've got, Princess!" Do you want me to hurry up and end this?" As he spoke, he commanded the earth to do his bidding. Another ball of sand smashed into her abdomen, pushing her from her feet before she could conjure her powers again, internally injuring her on spot. This time, she spat a mouthful of blood. After several breaths, she sto

They had the strength of Alphas and Betas, but the magic of the earth and sky had been a fading memory in their line—until Leela. Leela was the anomaly that changed everything. She wasn't just an Elemental; she was the strongest the world had ever seen, surpassing even the Elders in their prime, before the moongoddess ripped the elements from them. While the Elders had each mastered a single element, Leela held all four within her. It wasn't just her power that terrified the Council—it was her heart. It was a heart so pure it couldn't be corrupted, a soul that the Council's "rot" could never truly touch.

Emboldened by their success, they faced the next challenge – a trial of elemental mastery. A colossal elemental guardian, its form composed of swirling storms and molten lava, challenged them to prove their command over the elements. Max, drawing upon his deep connection with nature, summoned winds that danced in intricate patterns. Luna channeled the moon's energy, creating shimmering shields of ice that withstood the guardian's fiery onslaught. Cain manipulated shadows, weaving them into barriers that absorbed the elemental attacks. Their mastery over the elements impressed the guardian, who acknowledged their prowess with a nod. The elemental energies infused them, heightening their sense

I am the fire that burns enraging the wrath and vengeance that runs in my veins but there is a twist. One thing between us is that I'm not the monster everyone plays me out to be. The people who I ruthlessly and personally kill are ones that the justice was not served to. Rapists. I despise them. With my encounter but I was strong enough to fight back, but many can't and for that reason, the messy kills will only be with them. One and one of my only purposes is to protect and take payback on the ones who can’t take the revenge they desire to have. Lucky for me I have the crazy Romano gene.

he assured, giving me that warm smile of his. If only my other siblings could say the same. I sighed. By the time we arrived at the Royal Palace of Meldonis, it was already nightfall. As I stepped out of the carriage, the moon bathed me in its radiant light. I turned to Valerian when I started noticing loads of stares focused on me. “Those must be moon gems,” Valerian commented, pointing to one of the gems on my gown. “They are rare gems that glow in the presence of moonlight. Now you look like a princess.”

Celia's breath caught again. A few zombies crawled out from the decorative planters nearby. Hayley flicked her wrist. The ground suddenly sank, and vines burst out from the flower beds, wrapping tightly around the zombies. Earth. Wood. In the air, a metal dagger formed and hovered. With a small motion of her hand, it shot forward and pierced straight through a zombie's skull. Celia, Preston, Douglas, and even Jocelyn all froze. Metal, wood, water, fire, earth. All five elemental gifts.