Harry Potter Fanfiction Lightning Elemental Novels & Stories

I couldn’t lose him, not after everything we had been through together. Summoning all the power I could muster, I channeled my emotions into a surge of magical energy. A bolt of lightning crackled through the air, illuminating the darkness of the forest. With a thunderous roar, the magical lightning struck the boar, knocking it away from Cain. He lay on the ground, bloodied and wounded, his breaths labored. I fell to my knees beside him, my hands trembling as I tried to assess the extent of his injuries. “Cain, hang on,” I pleaded, my voice shaking with fear and sorrow. “Please, don’t leave me.”

They needed me. I scramble to my feet once more, with Tobias’s aid ready to do what I can. To dig deep and muster the little magic left in me, though I knew it was all but depleted. “Hunji?” I mutter in question, no longer able to feel my mate. Suddenly a bright white light fills the surrounding area, I gasp for breath as the brilliance of the light warms me and fills my lungs with air. ***** LAMIA A supersonic pulse of energy passed over the terrain. In an instant, the elements that surrounded us froze. Tiny diamonds of droplets hung in midair, sparkling when a succession of lightning lit up the sky.

A beast lunged at me but I drove my hands through it, ripping out its bloody heart, squashing it in my hands. “La requiem ut gar luzik…” Another witch began to chant, conjuring up the forces of nature to attack me. The sky roared loudly as the clouds parted, sparking with electricity. From the sky a single powerful lightening struck at me. I groan, feeling the burn that dropped with the thunder consume me. There was a smirk on the witch’s face, but it was soon dispersed as my eyes narrowed on her, sparking with rage. I redirected the witch lightning through my fingertips, sending the thunder back to her and her other associate. They both burn as their screams fill the night air.

I handed the child to her and asked her to take him to safety. ***** IMEELA I had never been more thankful for my mate’s ability to cast than I was when he got the little boy safely away from Andrei. Unfortunately, I had been so focused on him that I had not noticed a vampire with an elemental ability until it was too late. A bolt of lightning came barreling at me too quickly for me to defend myself against it. Out of nowhere, Byron created a protective shield around us like I had seen many Fae do. The lightning hit the shield and bounced right back at the vampire, instantly turning him into a pile of ash.

That's why Hana can't locate the exact destination yet; once the energy becomes abundant, Hana can go anywhere she wants. Henry used summoning spells; he pulled out a pink hairpin from his pocket and let it float in the air. With each successive bolt of thunder created more and more, they clung to the hairpin. At the feet of Hana and Henry there was a circle with a lot of lightning intertwined. A mirror is gradually shaped at the feet of Hana and Henry. And then, when Hana wasn't prepared, her body fell into a black hole.

"But lightning—" "Lightning," Balthazar said, "is not a fundamental element." Danial blinked. "It's not?" "Lightning is what we call a Derived Element." Balthazar let that settle before continuing. "There are many such elements — ice, metal, wood, poison, healing, darkness, gravity, sound — and they all share one thing in common. They cannot be cultivated the way fundamental elements can. They do not reside within the body from birth. They are not waiting to be strengthened. They must be encountered, understood, and then — if you are skilled enough, and if the element itself is willing — brought into alignment with your internal energy."

he said, staring me down. “How about I get some covens involved?” I asked. “That would be helpful. I’m sure you have connections in that world since you’re a witch yourself,” Lazerus said. I smirked and said, “I'm not a witch.” He narrowed his eyes at me and said, “That's impossible. I can smell the magic on you.” “I'm actually a fire elemental,” I explained as I left my hand and it caught fire. I watched his expression and it was priceless. His eyebrows shot up his forehead, practically touching his hairline. I smiled and looked over at his mate, Amaya. She was sitting there with a huge smile on her face.

But before she could, a flash of lightning streaked past her. Crack! Then came fireballs, flying metal blades, vines, and bursts of water, all striking at once. Almost everyone in the elevator had activated their gifts. The powers weren't very strong, but nearly everyone had one. The female zombie at the doorway was electrocuted, burned, sliced, and slammed all at once before collapsing into a smoking heap. What surprised Hayley most wasn't that almost everyone here had a gift. It was who had unleashed that lightning first. Liam.

I looked around frightfully, looking for Candido. “Candido, help!” I tried to fight one of them off, but he tackled me to the ground. Before he could sink his fangs into me, his head exploded, and he turned to ash. I looked back toward the trucks trying to figure out who had helped me, but no one was looking my way. A great burst of thunder rang through the air, and lightning struck down, lighting the area up. It didn’t last as long as the last one, but it was still very impressive. I wondered when Candido would start using his elemental power again.

Golden didn't hesitate as he finished the Quest and quickly went to check what kind of elemental ability he had obtained. The new line in the Innate Talent Menu was [Lightning Elemental Affinity: Perfect grade] with a simple description. [The best affinity to practice Lightning magic.] It wasn't that the Lightning element was bad, but it was harder to practice than other elements with the same affinity, and the overall power of all the normal elements was almost the same. Thus, the Lightning element couldn't be considered popular. There were seven normal elements: fire, water, wind, earth, Lightning, light, and darkness. Each had their pros and cons, but everyone acknowledged them as equals