Ashes of Six
Gods, they were.
She lifted her hand.
And chaos obeyed.
First came fire, raw and golden, not the flickering orange of a student pyromancer, but sunlit and sharp. It danced along her palm, scorching the air.
Then, without pause, ice. Not a misty chill, but razor-sharp spears of crystalline frost that hissed against the floor as they met the flame.
The class froze. I even stopped breathing.
Water followed, spiraling between her fingers like silk. Then air, gusting out in a burst that rustled cloaks and scattered pages. Earth bloomed beneath her boots in a sudden surge of moss and vine. And finally… shadow.
Sikat na Kabanata