The Lost Elemental Tessa Hale Novels & Stories

I could see the muscle ticking in his jaw. Elias gave me a once-over. “Bringing girls down to the private garage now? That’s a new one.” “She’s not your business,” Kael muttered. “Everything you touch is my business,” Elias replied. Then he looked at me again, slower this time. “Lena Veyra, right?” My skin prickled. “Yeah.” “Did you know,” he said casually, “that our mother once had a handmaid named Veyra? Claimed she had alpha blood. Some forgotten bloodline from before the treaties.”

"Do your eyes know his skin, Mr. Raeken?" Liam's expression darkens into pure hatred in a second. "Of course my wolf knows him. Right now, his skin has my dear cousin Lydia Hale, the Bloodclaw Pack Heiress, completely wrapped around his little finger." He turns his face toward Theo and says, "Theo, remember the deadly Eclipse Draught your hands gave my body to use? Derek Hale was the exact wolf who neutralized its poison completely."

Naomi I spent the next week eating and sleeping. Getting to know my wolf and all the people I had contact with. Karl came to visit often and it was the morning that he planned to take me out and start some basic training. No one had really told me much. The bits that Becca had filmed me in on weren’t much. Just that she was the Alphas little sister and his name was Alec. Becca told me that Tom the elder would fill me in on all the hierarchy things, her job was to protect me from my mate. She was one of the only people who could stop Alec, being one of the only people he wouldn’t just plough through to get what he wanted.

The hunter's lifeless eyes stared at nothing yet his final words echoed through my head. "The lost daughter of the Moon Goddess." "No." The word left my mouth immediately. Impossible. I shook my head. "No." The dead man couldn't answer. The forest remained silent. Snow drifted around us. The silver glow beneath my skin pulsed once then again as if mocking my denial. I looked at Kael. "You knew." His eyes narrowed. "What?" "You knew something." Anger surged through me. "That's why you followed me." "Tanya" "Don't." My voice cracked. "Don't stand there pretending this is all a surprise." "It is." I laughed bitterly. The sound hurt. "Really?" "Yes." For the first time since I'd met him, Kael lo

Everyone was happy and I think my mum bought our story as she was hugging Lea and Lea was awkwardly being hugged by my mum. “so, in a pool, eh?” Brad asked me as we were sitting at an open bar. I looked back at Lea as she was talking with some of my mum’s friends. “Yeah, I know. How ironic,” I said as I took a sip of my beer. The dinner was still there but we have moved toward the ballroom again. And I think my mother has another plan for us. “yeah, with you being the Water Elemental and all. I think it was fate,” brad said as he took a sip of his whiskey. I laughed.

he answered. I unrolled the message, dying to know who really sent it. My eyes dropped on the words and I read silently. Alpha Haley, we haven’t met before, but I met your niece in a town down the east. I could tell from afar that she’s a gifted kid. Unfortunately, there’s a problem. She saw something in the forest and now she’s in a coma. I’m a witch, also her nurse, and I tried to pull her out of her coma with magic, but she kicked me out of her brain as if she had magic.

But one thing I'm sure is that he's also a royalty judging from his appearance. "Aeolous" he chanted as he got closer. "We've just arrived. By the way, I know you know her. But for formality, Esco this is Eleina, Eleina he is Esco. A wind mage like me. I train with him since among all royalties of our age, the two of us are the only mage with wind magic. That's why we train together" my brows shot up upon hearing Aeolous' words but I quickly put it down. How did he know me? Did Aeolous told things about me?

I know that Elena said that we would hage home ground advantage if Cole came to us. In theory it makes sense but I know that man, everything we are think of, he has already thought of, we might be forced to change the plan. This is the thought I had in my head when I spoke to Tabitha in the morning. It turned out that Tabitha's magical Element was water. That would come helpful in the fight ahead, if we are to win. Elena has all the elements but she can't fight everyone on her own. I think that Elena should be the one teaching Tabitha, if she wasn't so busy giving everyone magical powers.

Elena's breath was ragged, the air thick with the scent of wet earth and pine. Her companions, Kael and Alera, walked close by, their eyes scanning the dense forest around them. The battle with the warlock had left them all bruised, but Elena felt a deeper wound within her—one she couldn’t heal with any physical salve. The fragment she carried pulsed in her chest, its dark magic seeping into her veins, twisting her thoughts and making her question every decision she made.

That version of me would’ve never spoken the words I had last night. But something about Celine had unraveled the knot in my chest, thread by thread. Even now, after everything, she made me feel like I could breathe. Like I didn’t have to wear the crown even in my sleep. I leaned in and pressed a kiss to her temple, slow and lingering. She didn’t stir. And gods help me, I didn’t want to leave this bed. Not today. Not for war, or politics, or old magic rising from the earth. But I couldn’t forget. Tess was still missing. Someone had taught her those spells. Someone had given her that power. And Celine’s role in it…her connection to whatever force was beginning to stir, was still a shadow I co