Water Bender Novels & Stories

Alex’s arms are warm. Warm, steady, grounded. Like a heartbeat that refused to waver, even as mine tripped over itself with every step he took. I clung to him, not that I had a choice. My tail was long and heavy, still slick from the stream, dragging behind us and leaving a wet trail through the underbrush. I hated how useless I felt outside of water, and the elegant look in water was gone. In water, it looked like birds' wings floating around me like a halo; now it just lay flat and damp, almost lifeless.

*Boom* The water tiger crashed into the earth shield and destroyed the only barrier between it and the Crystal Monkey. However, once the shield was destroyed the Crystal Monkey rushed at the water tiger with a strange looking rod in its hand. The rod wasn’t there before, and Mane had no idea how it was summoned, or why a monkey was using a weapon. But when the Crystal Monkey smashed the rod into the water tiger Mane felt his connection to the water tiger disappear, and the water tiger was reduced into a puddle. “What a strange rod,” Mane’s eyes glowed with curiosity. Yet he didn’t remain idle. He crouched and called on the water elements, and a small wave was formed beneath his feet as the w

Astrid's eyes dilated, her brows furrowing in amazement as she processed the unexpected revelation. Earlier on their first date, he had disclosed to her his unique persona as a hybrid of three, with his identity as a mage/wizard serving as the third component. In addition, he revealed his mastery over two distinct elements: water and light. The art of spell casting held little appeal for him, and as a result, he hadn't invested much effort in learning them, choosing to rely on his innate abilities rather than the structured incantations of magic. "Like the one depicted in Avatar. The ability to manipulate the water within a person's body, essentially controlling their blood. This technique g

Water and air being a few of the popular ones as bending fire underwater was almost impossible unless you had an air bender make a bubble around you. Anya snuggled closer to him, causing a purr to escape his lips as he melted into her touch. He didn’t believe this wasn’t his Anya but till he could find out for sure he would keep it to himself. She asked him to, and right now her happiness is his top priority.

I needed air and a moment to think Everything was just falling apart for me I got to the lake and sat beside it. It was already dark and I had the security lights turned off before coming I heard something strange happening with the water. I stood up and moved to the other side, where the trees were. I saw someone moving the water without touching it. I gasped and brought out my phone. I began to video the person who was squatting The lady stood up and controlled the water outside She was giggling like she was enjoying what she was doing. It's like she was waterbending

I said. "Okay..." She took a deep breathe and closed her eyes. "Weg anto mora Stille ablika Benda... Anurash Waka mora ablik Benda..." She said held out her hands. I could see the water drops from the table rising up, she controlled them with her hands and soon every drop of water was back in the bowl. "Impressive, now that I know you have the element of water, let's see how you control the waves." I said with a smile.

' The trees leaned in like a grim canopy as his eyes were caught by a glimmer of moonlight flickering on still water. Not a ripple moved on the small lake, crafted from rain and dewdrops from the leaves above and aided by an underground stream from the sea. The shadows danced with the silvery hue and beckoned to him like a sensual wraith, luring him to death or glory. Lloyd froze as he heard the unmistakable sound of a twig snap, whirling about to meet a pair of wide, brown eyes.

I responds. I arrive home before River and Jessica, so I decide to play a prank on River. Surprisingly, her bedroom door is unlocked. Since my little brother has a pet gerbil, I take it out of its cage and place it in River's bed, covering it up. This should teach her a lesson. I return to my room and start studying for our biology test tomorrow. I wait for River to come home and get ready for bed. She thinks she's special because Brody likes her, but I need to remind her that she's still just the water girl.

Christian nodded once and clenched his jaw. James stepped over to the wall and with one quick slash, the pipes burst, and water sprayed in a torrent. The element of water raised his hand like a composer with a baton and the water bent to his will. He redirected the spray, increasing its flow, and the deluge began to extinguish the flames which blocked their way out. He turned back to Tres, Ricky, and Dieter; they were stunned into submission by the awesome display of power. “Get everyone out that you can and take them to the fountain of Poseidon,” James ordered, with great authority.

Move it. Water from all sides came rushing in, bubbles popping around. He came to, gasping for air. He was giddy. Fear of drowning got the better of him. It had a deathly grip on him, he struggled. He flapped his feet and got out as quickly as he could through the open window, flipping his two arms, and pushing the water downwards to force himself toward the surface, leaving the Beetle to go down slowly to the bottom.