Waterbender Avatar Novels & Stories

“My dear, this is not a world where mortals can roam. This is a spiritual realm. If you are here it is either both of you are dead or the two of you can spirit-project, which still means you would have to be dead to do so.” The mammoth looked down at the two people, Alicia was set to begin her sobs. “Did Alestio send you here?” Alicia was drowning in her emotions she could not even find the words to answer back, but tried anyway. “A… Alestio?” “Yes Alestio? My brother, you may have known him as the former Dark Bender.” Alicia pulled herself out of the pool of emotions she was drowning in quickly at the mention of the former dark bender. She slowly rose to her feet.

He reaches his hand out to feel the heat, yanking his hand back when he realizes my fire is hotter than a normal fire. Avani makes the ground rumble under our feet and Everett starts to fall over. Kaylani uses her head to catch him. “My element is earth.” Avani says proudly. Zephyr whips up a quick windstorm, blowing all our hair around. “Mine is air.”

This time, without the help of Zephyr, the Flaming Tiger Clan would not have been able to defeat the Water Ape Clan. At this very moment... Zephyr was riding the small Meat Bun in the air. He stood in the clouds in the void and looked down at the territory of the Water Ape Clan. The Water Ape Clan's territory was a dense marsh. During that period of time, many monkeys were jumping about. They mainly cultivated water-attribute skills and were good at controlling water energy. Their fighting capacity in the water was even stronger than on land. At this time, Zephyr did not hide his aura at all.

When I put on the suit, I can feel the magic flowing in it. Avani calls for his team to go first. He took Kano and Amne in his group, water and fire. Since Cal stayed behind to help guard his babies while most of the Academy cleared out, and Zephyr won’t be coming to the battle, Ishir is the only one who has air. Merethyl is pregnant and Avani wasn’t willing to have her fly on his back during the practice, but she stays on the ground as part of their ‘team’, making their earth element stronger.

She slammed her laptop onto a diagnostic terminal and rapidly spliced her cables into the Core's maintenance port. "I'm in the peripheral firewall!" Kara screamed, her fingers a blur. "But the ICE is adapting! It's trying to fry my motherboard!" The liquid-metal Avatar turned its featureless face toward Kara. It raised its arm, and the liquid metal flowed and reshaped itself, forming a long, wickedly sharp javelin of solid chrome. The Avatar drew its arm back to throw the javelin directly at Kara's cover. "Oh no you don't!" Leo roared. The giant hauled himself out of the shattered server rack. His LMG was jammed with ice, so he discarded it. He drew his heavy combat knife and charged the Ava

She stated as if it was something as simple as drawing a stick figure on a peace of paper. “This is beautiful, Ana.” I praised. She knelt by the water's edge, dipping her hand into the water. “When you have the power to bend earth, you can create a lot of beautiful things.” She stared as she made two pebbles dance around the water top, water followed after them like tails. “You can bend water too I see.” I stated as I walked beside her. She dropped the pebbles abruptly. “Get in, and clean off.” She turned and looked at me with a smirk on her face.

Then he went out of the room. “Don’t worry about him, Ava.” Causing her to turn to Mavis. “He looks like he has a lot on his mind. But I must ask, what have learned so far?” She found herself on her feet again, looking into Mavis’ eyes. “All I have learned is how to exit out of my body and must be back into it before sunrise.” Mavis nodded, “That is the starting of a Spirit Walker, but you will learn more of the other stuff when you are able to. But I have a feeling that you will surpass many.”

“It is the Key. The Eye that shall open the gates of the world below. And we will not wait for your flesh to decide when it is ready.” The Avatar drove the spear downward — straight for the center of my belly, sharp enough to pierce skin, muscle, womb — and tear the Void’s heir from me before it was ever born. I closed my eyes — not in surrender, but to gather every spark I had left, ready to turn myself into a supernova of flame that would consume this room and everything in it before I let them touch my child. And in that same heartbeat — eight feet of solid basalt and reinforced oak exploded inward.

The wind around the Ashborn twisted like a small storm. The other Ashborn stood farther back. A woman with blue markings on her arms. She lifted her hands and summoned water from a nearby broken pipe. The liquid hovered in the air like a snake, waiting to strike. I stepped beside Jon. “Let’s end this.” Jon nodded. “Watch out for the wind freak. He keeps knocking me back.” I turned my eyes to the air bender. He smirked at me. “Another one to die?” he sneered. “No,” I said. “Just the one who’s going to kill you.”

In a burst of brilliance, she shot a lightning bolt into the heart of the vortex, disrupting its power. The water dissipated, leaving Amelia standing in the center of the now calm pool. Her companions watched in awe, their eyes filled with admiration. Fenrir approached her, a proud smile on his face. "You have surpassed our expectations, Amelia. The mastery you displayed over the element of water is remarkable."