Saga Waterfire Novels & Stories

"Gather the teams! Send two out back and come up behind them! Send one to the ladies and kids! Collect them all in that new house thingy! Beast team! Shift and do your thing! And water, we need water! Lots of it! The wall is already burning!" "It is dragon fire! It has to be the fay!"

I wanted the days to speed by, wanted the moments to run like wild horses until I was standing in the midst of my vengeance. Unknowingly, I had gathered magic into my hands. The ball of fire spun lazily in my palm, layer upon layer of color weaving itself: burning blue at the core, stretching into tongues of yellow and red, fringed with a crown of gold. Sparks licked the air around it, sizzling with power. Beneath the orb, I had unknowingly pulled water into a small pool—liquid shimmering, rippling, holding the fire aloft without burning. "Sage."

' Kisa could faintly feel the fire catching onto the corner of her clothes, emitting a terrible smell. 'My whole body will be on fire at this rate.' She was about to jump up from the couch when suddenly, a bucket of cold water poured all over her. The water extinguished the fire in an instant. Sara stood aside with the bucket in her hand and sneered, "Although you are destined to be burned to death, this is not the time. I need to have a witness to prove that it was suicide." "Hahaha… Hahaha…" Sara began to let out a wild laugh after saying that. Her laughter was eerie.

Samuel screamed his own attack. “Ah!” Shadow soon realized it. She smirked as watched the clag that nearly cleared out and two bodies inside it. “So hideous.” She mumbled alone. “Come!” GRRRRUUUUUU~~~~ CRACKLLEEEEEE~ The ground vibrated and cracked. Soon, the water emerged from under and created the biggest sea of water Hashim could create. The blanket of water rose five meters to the sky as the fire coated around the water creating the sea of fire and water.

No one was hurt and their things was safe but if the fire spread widely the whole camp will be burnt leaving them stranded. The fire fighters has tried all they could but they all know this was the northern side water is hardly found there. ............ There's no water she complain have run round and can't trace a pool or lake around But u can create it How The day I came to your room there was no water around. But the pool wasn't far from me Just give it a try. She close her eyes inhaling deeply. This is for my people she whisper slowly, for my mate and for his entire pack members.

No similar incidents appeared in his visions. Dark Sage said, "In that case, see you in twenty years. We shall this plan 'Fire Starter.’” He opened a spatial portal and stepped through it. The other land sages said their farewells and left too, but Water Sage remained, seemingly wanting to speak with Adrian. He looked at her curiously and asked, "Is there something you want to say?" He understood that this sage wasn't particularly fond of him, likely due to Rozi's influence. Sure enough, Water Sage said, "You already know about Rozi, right?" She smiled, and Adrian seemed unsurprised. If she had to fault someone for Rozi’s leaving, Adrian didn't take Water Sage's blaming him to heart.

The flames grew bigger, louder than their wails. Ambrose kneeled on the cement. The sound of their searing flesh was music to my ears. Screams of torment echoed inside the dungeon. Daniel screamed endlessly, his body pushed on the wall. Gideon and Sage went crazy trying to put the flames out. Gideon rolled over the dirty water but it was of no use. My fire is strong and it can’t be put out by water as long as I control it, it will spread like wildfire through every pores in your skin and it will be painful enough to not let you breathe.

That was something. "The fire's spreading," Riley observed, ever practical. "Should someone do something about that?" "Lake, can you portal us some water?" Silvia asked. "From where?" Lake asked. "The pool at our estate," she suggested. "Just open a portal directly above the flames and let gravity do the work." Lake's face scrunched up in concentration, then a shimmer appeared in the air above the burning trees. Water started pouring through—gallons and gallons of it, enough to quickly douse the flames.

Moving his hand, Alaric controlled the fire he had spat from his dragon, and soon, it was like a wave of watery fire, flowing against the lands and into the forest. He suddenly spat out blood and nearly fell from the sky, but he got a hold of himself. He closed his eyes, breathing in a deep breath and wiping away the blood from his mouth. He continued from where he stopped, controlling the water fire, making sure that it had the right amount of heat so as not to damage or kill. Finally, the fireballs glowing inside the sculptures got so bright that the sculptures started cracking, turning into water, and melting.

"Water from the ley line spring! It might help!" Siron caught the vial. The water within shimmered. He ripped off the cap and splashed it toward the fiery giant. As the water hit the flames, a violent hissing sound erupted, and the fire in that spot was briefly extinguished. "Ley line water? Clever. But not enough." Alaric flicked his hand, and the flames roared back to life. But Siron had an idea. "Kit, Stefan, we need more water! There’s a well in the center of the temple garden!"