Marvel Elementals Novels & Stories

"I've heard of it before, but what exactly is it?" Marshal Barns nodded, sensing Danial's interest in the topic. "Elemental magic is the manipulation of the fundamental elements of nature," he elaborated. "These elements include fire, water, earth, air, and spirit. Those who possess the ability to wield elemental magic can harness the power of these elements to cast spells and manipulate their surroundings." "Similarly," Marshal Barns continued, "arcane arrays are intricate patterns of energy that can be imbued with various effects, from enhancing one's abilities to creating powerful barriers or unleashing devastating attacks. They are incredibly complex and require both innate talent and ye

Poseidon points out. Damn, I didn’t even think of an elemental, and I know Chris didn’t. They were around then, and I know for a fact that a few were friends of the Asomoday and Vepar. Elementals tended to stay away from shifters unless they were mated to them, which was rare. Shade may have known a few, but I wouldn’t have known which elementals she knew. She kept her contacts close and never wrote them down. I make it a point to tell Chris about this, but since he and his sisters wiped out all of the elementals we can’t exactly talk to them. I had a feeling Poseidon was right. I could feel it myself that something was going to happen. I just didn’t know when and where.

"They were kept." "They were taken and bred," Thorpe finished, the words hanging in the air like toxic smoke. "In a sadistic plot for Vane’s secret race. He realized he couldn't synthesize the magic—it was too volatile—so he tried to grow it. He used female Elementals as broodmares, forcing them to carry litter after litter, year after year." Thorpe looked up, his eyes wet. "He is trying to breed a superior soldier, Fennigan. A wolf that obeys his commands like a machine but wields the Goddess's fire like a weapon."

The clear advantage and even unclear disadvantage stood out prominently, having had to reduce most of our enemies to nothing but dust and ash as a result of their greed or constantly bringing judgement upon summoned ones separating mated ones whose partners have been reduced to absolute lust and need for more powers shared by blood. The race of elementals were clear and vast but for generations upon generations that emerged the strongest and rarest immortals, gifted with nature-oriented powers had been found all form the White fire pack, the symbol of purity and natures most feared and dangerous element exuded immense power and still sane levels of control over the forces that ruled the worl

Gavrael said. “No elemental sage is born with the power to control just one element. But when we come of age, one of the elements remains and the others vanish. It does not require being close to one, anyone that responds to me, I would feel it. That is the knowledge that was passed down to me of my ancestry. But Sage wolves haven’t controlled elements in decades, maybe there is more I should know that has been lost to time. I only feel different, but I don’t feel inclined to any element, and I don’t know how to change that, I am sorry.” She said.

One is for normal and the other one if the one who could use elemental powers. From what she read, people could use powers called Elementias and the normal one is Ordirios. The difference to the body of them is, Elementias has it's called an Elements Core in their body. They were born with this kind of core that could carry or store their power within their body as they grow up and learn from controlling their powers.

“I’ve waited forever to be able to tell you. Truly, I’ve wanted to all your life. And I actually planned to wait a little longer until you turned 18. Because this is only half of my secret. The other half, will be harder to grasp. I have reason to believe that you, are also an elemental.” “Um, wouldn’t I know? Wouldn’t I be able to… do that?” “No, you wouldn’t. Because elementals cannot control the elements until you are 18. So, uh. That’s a good place to explain I guess. So there are only four elementals alive at once, one per element. When an elemental dies, then another takes their place. Each element searches for a soul that has the traits that embody what that element stands for. I’ve b

Alex replies snapping me out of my evil thoughts. "Well then let me help you with that, am sure you have more important things to do." I smile politely picking up the cup. "But, Mr Xavier won't lik....... " "Am sure he won't mind." I quickly add. I grin tug on the corner of my lips, the sound of my heels against the tiled floor like music in my ear as I walk to Xavier's office, stiring the cup after adding a drop of my evil potion. Eye drop. Its one of Shelley's recipe she usually use on her ex boyfriend's. The eye drop, when ingested causes a serious case of diarrhoea.

Because they would’ve been looking in the wrong place. Elementalists exist in the things naturally associated with nature; air, water, fire, earth. But there were other less popular elements. The rarer elements most did not give attention to. There were those with an affinity to wood, stone, sand, ice, iron, even lightning. There were the rare affinities to gold or larva, things molten, even plants. Deviants, they are called. And then there were the affinities held in etherrealms and the world here. Those, rarer still. These are often remembered and sought after. His mother called them the intangible elements. There were variations to them, but there were only four of them. These elementalis

We could have been better prepared had she told us. The moment everyone started to shift I felt I had to do everything to protect my family. I gave Zakara full control and felt a surge of power break free. I knew Alexandre was a Fire element, Dad was an Earth element and Bryan had Wind. Zakara being the Delvhen wolf and controlling all five elements could project any element needed at that moment. She predicted her earth element onto all of them, giving them her power. It helped but not like we thought it would. Aella had been taken and now we had to deal with the aftermath.