Novel & Cerita Harry Potter Fanfiction Lightning Elemental

It was Lightning, his eyes immediately locking onto mine. “What the hell are you doing here?” he growled, his voice low and dangerous. I stood up, trying to steady my nerves. “I need your help. He stepped closer, his expression hard. “And why the hell would I help you hmm someone who just tampered with our shipment?” I swallowed hard, knowing this was my only chance. “Because am in trouble, Nick” He narrowed his eyes at me. “And what does that have to do with me? And stop calling me Nick. It’s Lightning to you, Lily,” he stated firmly.

“No,” said Ilyria, “It’s a mistake. You must be wrong.” The ascetic shook her head. “Think about it, Ilyria. You will know the truth yourself.” Ilyria remembered the Princess’s enchantment. Walking along the cold cave, dripping with condensation, the markings hewn into the walks gleaming with ancient silver, the story that could only be understood when looking away from the sigils, and at the center, two beings. A Magos and a Lightning Bird.

He seems fireproof, but Lucy is distracting him enough to give the white dragon an opening. I lock my eyes on the white dragon, focusing hard. "I think there is something that I can do..." Inhaling, I let this inner power course through my system, and I move along with it, letting it control my body. I stretch out my arm, pointing two fingers, and lightning travels through the air. Shock enters my system—I wasn't sure if I could summon lightning, and I stare when the white dragon cries in agony, falling from the sky like a comet. It's not dead, but the dragon is paralyzed long enough to let Hayden's father flee with a loud screech.

James shouted as he was pulled further back into the tunnel. I stood my ground and closed my eyes. I clasped my hands together and conjured a spell. I then thrusted my hands forward as my eyes opened. However, what came out shocked me. I only planned for a huge throw of gust. But it was accompanied by lightning. The sudden blow threw the undead back, all the way to the darkest corners of the tunnel. The lightning electrified them, which kept them from standing. The captain immediately motioned for the griffins to rescue James. Two flew into the tunnel, one of them scooped James with its talons. Sadly, James’ horse was killed so the other gryphon didn’t take it with them.

“Raven, don't think I can't deal with you!” Following the sound of the bell, a thundercloud rolled in the sky. Immediately after, thunderbolts fell. Philip took a closer look and realized that it was not thunderbolts but beams of lightning elements. Complex runes were carved on the beams. Philip was taken aback. To engrave runes on elemental attacks required a deep level of elemental control. As the beams of lightning elements fell, the number of ravens that flew without qualms in the sky gradually decreased. Their movements began to slow down too.

he says. I can see the light in his eyes dimming. All around me, there are screams of pain and fury. I can feel the heat of Kenna’s fire still blasting around us, but I stay focused on Laiken. “He doesn’t get to take you, Laiken. You deserve so much more,” I say before closing my eyes and pulling on my earth element. I let it flow though my body and then I lay my hands on Laiken’s bare chest, watching as they light up with my energy.

Her focus was now only one: protect Ivan, who would soon become her official lover if they managed to escape from their attackers. A stream of energy began to surround her, in the form of sand (as she was from an earth element), moving like waves, driving back arrows coming back at them. Her eyes, which had been closed as she was busy concentrating all her concentration on the spell, finally opened, revealing hazel irises. In one flick, the arrows disappeared from her sight. "Ivan, can you make a dimensional portal like that time?" Ursula pressed the wound on her left shoulder, which was getting more painful, leaving the shield still moving to block the arrows that kept coming at them from v

, and I took a deep breath as each element danced around us. We were each connected by a string of light, making the circle come to life. The light grew so bright I had to squint to see properly, but it was huge, and the fire only intensified. As it grew stronger, I had to look away and close my eyes, as did everyone else, including Hazel. When the heat of the fire died down and I felt the elements simmer around me, like they were wading in the air, I opened my eyes slightly. The light had calmed down enough for me to open them all the way. Hazel had already opened her eyes, as did my mother. Enzo opened his after mine and then his mother opened hers. Though the string of light still connect

She lifted her single remaining eye, glaring at Elena through the shifting haze with hatred so profound that it felt like a physical weight pressing down on the room. "You dare scar a daughter of the coven?" the witch shrieked, her voice cracking into a terrifying, high-pitched screech. She raised her bone staff one last time, pointing the glowing crystal directly at Elena's chest. “Sanguine. Infinitum. Tabes!” ​A thin, jagged bolt of black-and-purple lightning shot from the staff. It didn't slam into Elena’s shield; instead, it dissolved into a fine, oily mist upon impact, bypassing the physical barrier entirely and sinking directly into Elena's chest, right over her heart.