Saga Waterfire Novels & Stories

Ishir is going to help the pack who has arrived get the supes out from the underground. I’m not paying attention until Cedric shouts at me. “Bank right, Tana!” I do without thinking and a harpoon goes whizzing by my neck. Cedric throws a fire ball which flies past my head and the harpoon begins burning. “Let’s burn them to the ground, Tana!” I pull my fire and begin blowing it around the arena. Kaylani has been flooding the inside of the spectator stands and I blow my fire on her water. The hunters who are treading water and trying to swim to an exit begin boiling alive as the water heats to extreme temperatures.

“Brother Ethan, what is with that long sour face? Don't you feel happy with this abilities we acquire?” Playing with fire in his hand, he seems to enjoy his company with that thing that he can manipulate. “Migo, stop playing with the fire” “But, isn't it cool? It's like a magic. Look, a firebal— Saypher!!” Hissing as his small fire that is as big as the light of a match stick dissolve in the water that Saypher splash, I even wonder how the two of them are acting as if it was something so normal.

Since he was facing the Zago race, Chase visualized the Flame Dominance Star Lord for his Acala technique, which was better suited for group attacks. Behind him, a massive fire being phantom stood proudly between heaven and earth. With a wave of its hand, several streams of flowing fire shot out, including divine-grade superior Divine Order's Flame, holy fire, and divine fire. Wherever the flowing fire reached, the Zago race's flying insects and insect army caught fire and scattered in all directions. Only a few stronger ones could survive in these fierce flames.

“Show us the fire Luna.” The air shifted. I closed my eyes, feeling the pulse of power inside me - the ancient, wild magic that had awakened in me only days ago. It surged like a storm waiting to break. I opened my hands slowly, palms glowing faintly. Flames flickered and danced, weaving between my fingers like living threads. I lifted my arms, sending a controlled blaze to spiral upward, bright and fierce but contained. A hush fell over the crowd. Then a younger warrior stepped forward, voice cautious. “Can you do water? Or earth?”

I gritted my teeth and pulled. Water answered my call. A roar filled the air as a towering wave surged overhead, twisting and curling at my command. Gasps rippled through the crowd, some in awe, others in fear. I ignored them. With a final, desperate scream, I sent the water crashing down onto the fire. The flames died instantly, leaving behind smoldering embers and a thick cloud of smoke. My knees buckled. My head spun. I felt hands steadying me, and through the haze, I recognized Steven.

“The more pressing thing that we must consider at the moment is that wildfire! I heard Blame was still inside.” The moment Briane heard Blame’s name, a blackness quite incomparable to liquor leaked from his eyes. One moment, he was standing there; in the other, he was already splashing a pail of water to the fire, his shadow already tagging along with him. While there’s no doubt that the speed of the two was beyond their comprehension, Berry knew they’d be hard-pressed in killing that fire, especially when the amount of water they were throwing on it was only about ten liters, or even smaller; yet the fire was already around the plaza. The supply and the demand weren’t balanced. “What are yo

But unfortunately, we have no one with that kind of ability here, so the creation of water is not possible and should not be considered a solution to this problem. 'Water? No, their weakness is not water. Fire is,' Raja answered that confused me to the bits. "Oh damn! Go away you monsters! Ophelia, what should we do? Are you still thinking about what our plan would be?" "Wait for a moment, Lucia. I'm talking with Raja," I said and concentrated with my talk with Raja again. 'What did you mean that their weakness is fire, Raja? As you see, they are blazing. You must be wrong.'

‘As I was saying’, he continued, “So, Omek observed a secret. He noticed that the goddess had something called heart of the river, it looked like a small staff. Without that staff, the goddess would turn to water and the water would overflow. He didn’t know about this issue because when he asked the goddess, the goddess lied that without the staff, she turns to human and the sacrificed victims regains their freedom. Omek thought about those in the town and a way to end the sacrifice they offer every damn year. One certain afternoon as the goddess was resting, he stole the staff and ran away. He had the freedom to go anywhere he wants but not the town. Before she could notice it, she was turn

They were each holding a finger and the green flames spread from my hands and enveloped the three of us. I was startled at first until Saga started laughing as she watched the flames dance in front of her. Kai stuck his hand out and gurgled. “Did you two do this?” They both laughed at me and I felt another type of bond that flowed between us. I wondered if they were somehow sharing my magic, but that was stupid, they were only three months old. I concentrated and the flames evaporated and Saga started crying. Kai’s lower lip trembled and I brought the flames up again in the palms of my hands and they both stopped and looked at the flames.

Chapter 54 Set Fire and Burn by Ruth Nalio Alatap… I crested the hill, out of breath, just in time to see Zander fall to the ground. Angelica stood about ten feet away from them, her body covered in brilliant orange flames, wind whipping all around the crumbling city. I opened my mouth to yell for her to run when tornadoes began to drop all over the city. My eyes widened as her orange flames turned blue and white. What little had been left of her clothes quickly burned away, followed by her skin and muscle, until she was nothing more than a flaming skeleton.