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She asks. “I can feel them radiating off of your body. They call to some of the divine gifts that I have buried deep down. I am sure others can feel your gift calling to them.” “Okay,” She responded, stepping closer to me, “I am ready.” I open my arms and let her snuggle into my chest, her arms tightening around my neck as I wrap mine around her waist, pulling her tightly against me. My powers were already calling to her, trying to find a way in. The vibrations are more potent, the wall-less stable, but still, she is blocking me. I release one of my hands from her waist and place my hand firmly on her chin, making her look up at me. I feel her breathing increase; she knows what is about to h

, the goddess said and Angela could sense a bit of excitement in her voice. She nodded and walked closer to the goddess. “You sound a little bit excited today.” “That’s because I am”, the goddess replied. “The time has finally come.” “What do you mean?” Angela asked as she furrowed her eyebrow in confusion. “What’s that day we’ve been waiting for?” she asked Angela instead of giving an answer to Angela’s question. Angela’s eyes went wide when she finally understood what the goddess was saying. “The elementals will be born today.”

It bled through the arched windows of the Hall of Elements, turning the runes carved into the stone desks into veins of gold. Layla hesitated at the threshold. The hall hummed faintly with magic and whispers. Her name floated between rows like smoke. Like a misting vapor around her. “That’s her—the fire girl.” “Heard she burned through a containment ward.” “No one survives that kind of surge. Unless she’s—” She kept her chin up and stepped inside. Perse had told her that this would likely happen. She just had to bear with it for the next couple of weeks. Perse caught her eye from the back row, mouthing “You’ve got this.”

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Queen Calfy said. End of Flashback: Both women walked until they got to the small pillar made of the three elements, Water, Fire and Earth that were merged together. Daniel's mother touched the pillar and it divided into two halves, at the middle a light was shining and was being blocked by the fourth element, blood which was blocking them from proceeding. Smirking when she saw the blood element, Daniel's mother touched it and the blood dispersed, entering into her hand. "I am way too powerful to be blocked by a mere blood element," Daniel's mother boasted and entered the light, Queen Elfey followed suit. As soon as Elfey had entered, the River of Abss went back to its original position, cov

She possessed two unique rank skills that could be upgraded, and the rest were rare or lower. [Abode of the Land(Unique) - Passive skill. The god of nature shines upon you, protecting the user from all attacks for 30 seconds.] [Divine Magic (Unique) - Active Skill. An infusion skill that will infuse every attack with divine element for 5 minutes] [Divine Element- A higher rated variant of the Light element. It is a grade 4 element] Hmm? [Note: The host's Death Element is also a Grade 4 element.]

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Zeda asked, looking at him for any injury or bandage, but found none. “Great. Perfectly healed,” Adrian replied, and Zeda reluctantly nodded. He seemed hellbent on keeping things professional between them. “Here, I’m done with the books,” Zeda took out the five books and placed them on his desk. “Thanks for insisting I read them.” Adrian glanced from her to the books. “And what did you learn from them, or what questions do you have from them?” “Well, I learned a lot, but what I’m most curious about is why the fifth element Spirit is rare, making it seem as if there are only four elements over the years?” Zeda asked.

The exact second their hand encroached on her space, Leela’s body violently reacted. The seamless, fused stone permanently embedded in the center of her chest aggressively flared to life. It didn't just glow; it violently flashed with blinding, localized intensity. The ethereal light rapidly cycled through all four Divine elements in a frantic, blinding sequence—the deep, muddy emerald of Earth, the glowing, milky pearl of Wind, the searing ruby of Fire, and the deep, crushing sapphire of Water. It pulsed frantically, back to back, illuminating the sterile white ceiling like a terrifying, supernatural warning light. The traitor didn't even flinch. They just let out a dark, highly amused chuc