Terra X Aqua Novels & Stories

His hand rides up my thigh and he moves them back and forth. He hums “Then you would be my own Luna” He latches his lips to my neck and begins to suck. I place my hand on his head and let out a moan. “Hmmm, but I have to be Frial’s Luna for the main time, you know that right?” He hums harshly and puts his hand on my neck. His hand becomes tight as he pulls my head closer to his. His breath fanning my cheeks as he stares Into my eyes

"or even better fire" Jason said with a distant look in his eyes. Grabbing a petal from the air...he formed a round globe of fire around it, it in such a way that the fire didn't touch or harm the flower then he passed it to his twin Jacob, who also wrapped the same petal of fire in a water globe It was breathtaking. They did the same thing to half of the petal in the room. The petals glowed brighter in the globe of fire and water. Four elements.. working together to form something breath taking

To mate! "Ikaros should be able to smell that scent," the voice continued, sounding so cheerful, its emotions so pure, like a child's, yet its voice so mature, like mine. So innocent that she wouldn't understand how embarrassing it would be if Ikaros were to smell the 'want to mate' scent from me. And with horror, I quickly turned on the tap, filled the bathtub with hot water and soap, and immersed myself. I mustn't let Ikaros smell whatever those pheromones were!

Xen called later, right after Vera stepped out of the shower covered only in a towel. Her wet hair hung loose around her shoulders, dripping slowly over her skin, and the towel sat low enough that her chest was almost fully exposed. When the hologram opened, Xen went still. His throat moved as he swallowed, and for a moment, all the controlled general energy he carried cracked right through the middle. He tried to keep his face calm, but his eyes betrayed him before his mouth could. Vera saw it immediately and almost smiled.

There was a chill to the air that sept over her skin like a sweet caress and it brought back the bittersweet memory of her walks through woods during her childhood. She looked up as she stepped across the line and into its protection before facing it. Her eyes wandered up as her eyes flickered to their thermal image. The barrier spread high over her head in a dome that covered the house and its surrounding land and flared green within her vision. A mixture of jade and emerald that constantly swirled, a living entity.

Callie nodded in understanding, “Makes sense. I got that from Aqua.” “Aqua?” Asher asked confusion eminent on his face. “Who’s that?” Callie studied his face for a moment, his think brows were scrunched up and his plump pink lips were parted in confusion, she thought he was perfect eye candy. She stopped her thoughts before they could stray any further. “Well Aqua is also a mediator just like Ertuay, she’s water where Ertuay or Terra as she said we could call her is earth. I met her first.”

Not long after, an elixir appeared in front of Lucas. Elixir of Aqua Resistance: drinking it allows one to move around as if on land. Additionally, the person can now withstand any extreme water temperature. Price: 2000 points.

“Hey Aqua.” “Hey…” I greeted her back hesitantly. “Yeah, it was.” Lexus answered. “I was going to go to you.” Sadia shrugged. “I don’t mind going back, Aqua should come with us. She’s never seen werewolves before, and I doubt she has anything else to do.” “I don’t think that’s a good idea Sadia. Not with everything going on,” Lexus protested.

★𝕬𝖊𝖑𝖎𝖆 The Inter-Dimensional Gateway had identified a new threat, a dimensional anomaly bordering the Aquatic Nexus a volatile, lightning-filled realm designated the Tempest Core. The beings there, the Aero-Shifters, viewed the ordered, controlled flow of the Aquatic Nexus's Water Weavers as a hostile invasion of their airspace. The conflict was escalating. The Aero-Shifters were disrupting the Water Weavers' atmospheric stabilizers with massive, unpredictable bursts of electrical Air energy, causing intense elemental turbulence that threatened to spill into our stable reality.

My mom would often sit in it, and she would cradle me in her arms, gently swinging us, as she whispered sweet melodies to me. Just the memory of it, makes me smile. I don't even realize that tears have begun to slip from my face. Not in anguish, but from happiness. Xavier comes over, and helps me to stand up. Seeing my tears, he reaches upwards, and wipes them away using his thumb. He then guides me to the side of the patio. Xavier presses a button on a remote, and suddenly part of the deck floor begins to move away, revealing an infinity hot tub and pool. They're lit up with colour changing lights. A small cascading waterfall from the side of the house, regulates the water in the pool. Ensu