Like Water Novels & Stories

I was halfway there when the rain drizzled down, stinging my skin. " Good! Just what I needed " I took a deep breath. " I knew water was the enemy of progress since Titanic " I arrived soaked, my pale skin missing heat. I stormed into the house, there was no one in the living room, I didn't bother to look behind me. " Granny, can you help me with a towel " I shouted my lungs out. " I'm drowning in these clothes " ' I need to get out of these clothes, like yesterday ' I threw my bag on the floor, took off my shirt then I heard a noise coming from upstairs.

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

I feel weightless as my body reaches out for the nearest body of water, and as soon as the energy detects the water in the large fish tank along the wall in my office, my body takes the form of water, travels through the air and dives into the water. While High-Born sirna possess water magic, not all of them are capable of water teleportation. It’s rather tricky to master. Through this ability, we can not only become water itself but travel through any body of water on the planet, provided we know where it is. If you don’t know where you’re going it can become a disaster and a huge pain in the ass, so it’s really not something to do on a whim. Think of water like a gateway to another world.

"You leave me no choice." At the heart of life and our existence lies water. I summon the element. It takes a good deal of concentration, but the ground breaks open and water springs out like vines. It grabs their ankles, holding them in place. Ivan looks shocked to stupor. His eyes almost pop out of their sockets like corn under heat.

“We are on new ground here. Nothing I’ve read would provide any kind of preparation for this. No one but a god has ever had the ability to manipulate the elements before now. Everything is pure experimentation.” Eliza nodded as she digested this. Then a light flash of revelation filled her eyes. “Water is made up of air particles,” she mumbles to herself. “What?” asked Christian. “Water . . . it’s one-part hydrogen, two parts oxygen,” she explained. “It might make sense then that with James as the element of air, he could actually connect somehow with you and maybe even . . . make you stronger.” “It’s very possible,” Blakeney commented thoughtfully.

She's hopeless when it come for the things she don't know. I sighed in defeat, " Just....just stare at it and identify it if it's shiny or it's sparkling or something. You know the texture of a ruby right? It's kind of smooth and it's like a crystal or something." She thought for a second before letting out a laughter. "Oh, now I get it! Okay, one velvet box, coming at ya!" She stands and puts her hands on her waist with a grin, she looks motivated, I don't know why.

Dancing and laughing with Lilly, she starts to feel free as she lets her buzz take control. She shouts to Lilly that she’s going to get another drink, as she turns around she bumps into a man. He grabs her into an embrace and she swears she hears him whisper mine. As she looks up into his eyes electricity courses through her entire body. Ella wants to blame the alcohol for the feeling she’s getting, but something is telling her it goes much deeper than that….

She has caught every part of my being and doesn't even realize it. I dip my hands into a bucket of water and watch as it moves softly around my outstretched fingers, caressing coolly, eddying in their wake. I pull my hands out and watch the drips, both transparent and opaque at the same time. They fall as if snatched by gravity to the water below, each one swiftly haloed by ever-growing rings. Sometimes I wish life could be as free flowing as the water on my hands. Water is powerful, it creates paths where there are none, and is strong enough to break through even the toughest of stones. But life is nothin like water, flowing onward never letting anything bloc

She admired his attentiveness to his own well-being. Raven couldn't help but be amazed by this guy's strong principles. But then, she paused, remembering what he had just said. She couldn't quite understand what he was talking about though. How could you see chlorine in the water? All she knew was that chlorine was something you found in a laboratory, usually stored in a brown bottle that looked just like water. There didn't seem to be any visible difference in the water. Curiosity getting the better of her, she asked, "Wait, you can actually see chlorine in the water?" She was genuinely puzzled by his statement.

Alex asked. Jack peered out of the tent, shielding his eyes. He smiled slightly, as if proud of himself. "That's snow, it's like rain but colder," he answered, tying down the tarp to the cleats on the boat. "Hey the water's warm," she said, hovering her hand above the steaming water. "Do you think it's poisonous?" "To drink, yes. To your skin, probably not, just a little sulfur. At worst you would get a rash."