Fire Bender Novels & Stories

This will allow the other bender gain and use its other nation’s power by forcing their selves to have that kind of power but turning them to a monster. A couple of hours have passed, the villagers were starting to make noise. They are shouting very loud as much as they can make. Begging for mercy, for their lives, and for their family but they won’t listen. Fire thrown everywhere that made every single houses slowly eats by the fire and some of the water benders tried to protect their own family by their weak knowledge of using their power, but it just useless. They still die and drag out to the woods, eaten and gained. The soldiers of the king fought with almighty, creating a water shield

Until the bedroom of Cal Steele was engulfed in flames, shining with fire in every corner and every inch. Giro, who could barely summon an ember yet can still remain unharmed around the brutality of the flames, gave Cal a middle finger. But Ansel…he did not so much as flinch as he wrapped his body around Sasha. As if he himself was made of fire and embers, smoke and flames. He is The Firestarter. And today, he just proved to the so-called Alpha Cal that he is more than that—that he is the King of Fire, whose very blood burns with ravishing flames.

He held a scythe in his hands that sent shivers to whomever looked at it. Then there was Lysandra Blaze, the Fire Seraph. Her flaming red hair matched the intensity of her pyrokinesis abilities. She was infamous for her volatile nature, a woman whose temper and fire abilities were both equally fierce. Beside her stood Ivander Gale, the Wind Seeker, his calm demeanor betraying the hurricane-like powers he could summon at will.

I watch as her eyes widen, telling me that she can see me. "You have to burn it." I say firmly, but her eyebrows pull in tight. "I-I can’t." She says it breathlessly. "Cerberus isn’t conscious; I can’t sense her." The guy behind her says it in a worried tone. "You don’t need her, Tana. You are the fire goddess. Why do you think you can harness the eternal flame through your mortal body?" I say it softly while rubbing my nose on hers. I watch as she takes a deep breath, and I feel her shoulder grow warmer, melting my ice on it quickly.

Nodding, I smile at the thought that my daughter and many other innocent children have the chance to have a happy life filled with harmony, peace and acceptance. ‘I see them! Over there!’ A man shouts. We soon realise we are surrounded. Being pyrokinetic, I can create and manipulate fire. My gifts are a blessing, they’ve never let me down before, and they certainly won’t desert me now. A man is about to hurl his axe in my direction, but I’m quick to use my powers, and I cast a flame beam and hurl it at him, engulfing him in flames. He screams and writhes around on the ground in pain, burning. Two sword-wielding men run toward me from my left. I jump into the air just in time, as the one who

She countered Rogers' attacks with precise strikes, aiming for weak points in his defenses. But Rogers was relentless, his resolve unyielding. He fought with a frenzied determination, fueled by his belief in King Rico's teachings. With every clash of their bodies, Beverly felt the weight of his misguided loyalty pressing against her. During their struggle, Beverly tapped into her elemental powers, channeling the fiery energy within her. Flames flickered to life around her fingertips, dancing and swirling in a mesmerizing display. As Rogers lunged at her once again, she unleashed a torrent of fire, engulfing him in a scorching inferno.

"What is it?" Eva motioned for everyone's attention, and the pack members gathered around a designated area. A hush fell over the crowd as they watched in anticipation. Suddenly, flames erupted, dancing and twirling in mesmerizing patterns. A chorus of gasps and applause filled the air as the pack witnessed the breathtaking display of fire manipulation. Skilled members of the pack, known as the Pyrokinetics, had choreographed a spellbinding performance. Their control over fire created stunning shapes and figures, illuminating the night with flickering lights and radiant warmth.

“Call me Bryden, not sir. Can you give us a small demonstration with the candle?” Cedrick almost choked and took a sip of his drink. “Yes, sir…I mean Bryden.” He took his hand and placed it over the flame and suddenly took his hand away with the flame in his hand and he took his other hand and rounded it over the fire creating a fireball within his hand. My dad sat there nodding his head in approval then Cedrick with both hands shrunk the flame back and set it back on the candle wick. “Impressive. Are you able to create fire bombs? And do you have to be near the fire to create it?” My dad asked still curious.

On both sides, it had a big branch that could be extended, acting as its hands. Sierra only had one word to depict it, “Disgusting!” She growled at it. The Water Bark extended its hands fast towards Sierra. This time she fully prepared at the attack and lazily directed her palm to the incoming branch. With a whoosh, a fire clashed with the branch. Naturally, wood would only strengthen a fire element. Thus, when it felt the intense fire, the Water Bark retracted its’ hands and spread the water element throughout its body. However, no matter how long the water flowed, the fire couldn’t be put out! “Hmph! What a weak creature!” She ridiculed the Water Bark when she saw it couldn’t even overcome

"They may only be masters of water and fire but with their knowledge, I managed to master the other elements too. It took time but eventually I learned. Hanzo is the one that taught me how to use my fire ability to send letters and such." Hanzo laughs. "Although when you first started to send letters, they'd arrive in ashes." I cringe. "At least you didn't burn anything down. More than I can say for your ancestors." "She burnt my tail though! Did you forget that!?" Binx screeches. "It wasn't my fault you were in the way! I told you to move!" Binx holds his tail with his paws as he shoots invisible daggers at me. "It did grow back though and I'd say it grew back very nicely." Hanzo comments.