Elemental Novel Novels & Stories

Dante asked. "Good," Elian confirmed. He set his notebook on the desk — the one from the plane, with three lines in it. He set the laptop beside it. He looked at the arrangement for a moment with the satisfaction of something clicking into place. "What's the novel about?" Dante asked. He was in the doorway. He hadn't planned to ask. It arrived. Elian turned. "Two men," he said. "One who was built to be invisible and one who was built to make things visible. What happens when the universe puts them in the same place."

The last time Vanessa had come here was a long time ago, a lot of things have changed here. She sighed as she peacefully strolled and came in the section where they talked about the guardians; she searched around to find something interesting and finally came across a book that talked about Elementals. She opened the book and started to read it while standing there, wondering if she can find something interesting. What she found was that the elementals were a very rare type of guardians and their power was to control an element without a weapon. The elementals are actually very powerful but there have not been many elementals in the history, so not much information is there about their power

Turning the light switch on, her eyes caught sight of an abnormality in the huge crack May made on the wall. It was as if there was smoke going through it. Suddenly Stacey felt an uneasy chilly feeling in her spine. Fortunately, she used a notebook she found on May's desk and poked it in the crack. She felt as if fear jumped out of her brain and shook her body down to her feet when the book faded from her hands. **" The sands are actually dark matter. It's a form of matter that holds all molecules of visible matter together but I don't know how it got so much that if it makes contact with visible matter, it will disintegrate it."**

When she looked the fourth time, Damon was gone, only the branch of a nearby tree swayed slightly, probably touched by his hand. ~~~~~~ The next day Selene started with breakfast as usual over the summer, and then had another lesson with aunt, Rita and Deborah who wanted to try how the power of Elemental control would affect her gift of psychokinesis. - Deborah's gift is based on the action of the element of Fire and Water, namely ice, which "freezes" bodies, and fire, which heats up the temperature. Your task will be to stop her gift from working.- Rita said.

I said with venom sipping out of my mouth. "Shut up! Do not call me sick, you bitch! Let me tell you how your amazing mother killed mine!" She took a deep breath before starting to speak again. I let her tell me as I was curious to know how mom got to be captive for almost twenty-five years. "There was a nice girl named Lilith. She could control the air, an air elemental. One day wandering alone through the forest, she wakes up here, in an unknown world. Scared to death, she runs till her legs give up and end up here, to the Black Moon Pack. Of course, this was not a coincidence. Fascinated by this world, she decided to remain here, only to fall in love with my father, the Alpha. They got ma

Even in Buckland where there was a fairly large number of elementals, the commonest elements people possessed was the air, water, fire and earth, and even though the news had it that earth magic was being suspected, it was way off, because an earth elemental could only control the soil in its natural state, but couldn't control any of the other elements found within the soil. A stone elemental on the other hand, could only control stones and rocks, and everything made from them, but will not be able to control the soil in its natural state. The newsmen were totally off. Actually, I finished reading the news with a happy feeling. Sadly, the happy feeling did not last. It quickly turned sour w

She lets out a sigh. "I guess I should tell you two, but you can’t tell anyone. No one besides you knows this. Mom and dad didn’t even know this. Right after I partially shifted the first time, I was out behind our house at the pond. I do have a fascination with water. I always have. I was playing around with a clear rock I found, and I noticed a few other rocks floating in the air. It scared me, so I ran home. That night my great grandmother came to me in my room and explained that I was special, a very rare but special hybrid. She explained that I am also what is known as an elemental. I have control over the elements, energy, metal, and other things. Basically, I am mother natu

Queen Calfy said. End of Flashback: Both women walked until they got to the small pillar made of the three elements, Water, Fire and Earth that were merged together. Daniel's mother touched the pillar and it divided into two halves, at the middle a light was shining and was being blocked by the fourth element, blood which was blocking them from proceeding. Smirking when she saw the blood element, Daniel's mother touched it and the blood dispersed, entering into her hand. "I am way too powerful to be blocked by a mere blood element," Daniel's mother boasted and entered the light, Queen Elfey followed suit. As soon as Elfey had entered, the River of Abss went back to its original position, cov

***This is Book 4 of the Elemental Dragon series. While this book can be read as a standalone novel, it is meant to be read as part of a series. References will be made to events in the other books without specific explanation in this book. If you would like to read the series from the beginning, start with The Arena.** I wake up alone to the shouts coming from just outside the main doors of the school. We opened our doors three months ago and everything was great…for about five minutes.

Richard’s eyebrows rose slightly, but he didn’t interrupt. “It’s a long story, but according to Olivia, my stepmother runs something called Elemental Enterprises,” I continued. “On the surface, it’s just DNA testing centers. But underneath… they’re kidnapping elementals. Experimenting on them. Trying to breed an army of them who can be controlled with something called the Lunaris Stone.”