Waterland Novels & Stories

The creature obeyed, poured it into the bowl, then went back to its perch. “Pour in the souls from the first and third bottle.” He ordered. Judy obeyed. Immediately the souls hit the water it turned blood red. Curious, she dipped a finger in. An a icy cold shot through her body. She shivered. “This water feels strange.” She muttered. “It is ancient,” Lupus Tenebris replied. “It flowed through this mountain long before the kingdoms were even born. It power is unimaginable.” Judy swallowed uneasily. “Pour everything in the bowl on the stone beneath you.” He ordered.

His blue flames enveloped us, and my first instinct was to fight it. My own blue flames appeared in my hands as I grabbed his arms. “Stóðva.” I clenched my eyes shut as Kiran tried to enter my mind. Jessica was behind me, and she placed her hands on the back of my head. “Submit yourself.” I could feel Kiran’s magic pushing harder against my own. “Stóðva!” I tried to fight them both off at the same time, but they kept pushing. “Kai!” Kari screamed, and I saw Adara pushing her further away from me. “What are you doing to him?”

Cold water is poured onto my face and it soaks the cloth, I'm unable to breath if I try to it's like water is entering my nose causing it to sting badly, I move my head side to side to avoid water being poured onto my face but someone grips onto my head forces me to be still. I open my mouth to try to get air but it makes it worse when water is poured onto my face again. I gag and scream as I forcefully try to break free from these straps. "No matter how hard you try to break free it's useless." She says with a calm voice which scares me. "So are you going to tell me where you lover boy is or-"

Within Elysium Nova lies a mysterious forbidden realm. Three immense blue planets were arranged in a zigzag formation while countless streams of azure liquid cascaded from the sky. As the water descended, it splashed and carried a delightful fragrance, forming three expansive and majestic waterfalls. This breathtaking sight, where the cascading water stretches three thousand feet, resembles the grandeur of the Milky Way. Beneath the waterfall’s clear blue pond, white mist bellowed in the air, veiling a stunning figure gracefully moving within the water. Her movements were fluid and elegant, reminiscent of a supple mermaid weaving through the depths.

The crystal-clear waters glimmered in the moonlight, creating a shimmering curtain that whispered of ancient legends and forgotten tales waiting to be unraveled. Standing at the base of the waterfall, Theo and Axel felt the spray of the dancing droplets on their skin, a touch of magic that connected them to the heartbeat of the dream world. The sound of rushing water was a soothing lullaby that wrapped them in a cocoon of tranquility and peace.

Vibrant colors of every kind illuminate differently almost like a vivid filter. As I roam the most beautiful garden I’ve ever seen, filled with fruits and flowers of all kinds, I hear the sound of water and follow it through a flowery field. The rippling flow gets louder and I stop when I see this amazing white, frothy cascade falling into a river. It was crystal-clear water. You could see the fish, the slippery rocks, and plant life as clear as day. I sauntered to it and bent down to touch it. The temperature was perfect. I walk around and decide to take my dress off to go for a swim, not caring if I have no undergarments. I stepped into the water. It was pure bliss.

"The water is clear, but it will have a bad effect if you drink it. Laila said-" "Laila? Who's Laila?" interrupted Ryn. "Laila is a witch of the north. She is the guardian of the waterfall. You didn't see her in your dream?" she asked later. "No," Albert and Ryn replied simultaneously. "She told us that the water in the estuary would give people who drank it severe hallucinations and could even drive them crazy if they drank too much," Judith explained. She then turned to Albert and asked, "What about you, Alpha Albert? I hope you don't drink it either."

The waterfall was renowned for its healing powers, and Nadlyn had come there to try to break the curse that had burdened her life. Nadlyn gazed straight ahead at the shimmering waterfall. Moonlight at night reflected on the water's surface, creating colorful, dancing sparkles. She extended her hand, her fingers moving slowly through the air, creating movements that followed the rhythm of her heart. The water element within her began to respond to her call, flowing from within her body to her fingertips.

It made her realize the vast knowledge she was unaware of regarding water magic. “The second is Vodahanum. They are water wielders that can manipulate the weather and control water vapors. The third is called Tuara—the water healing. And the fourth is Eqhwa. The advanced class in which you can produce and control water, including ice manipulation.” “How about the fifth?” Malaika asked despite the trouble of remembering the names.

“She did have three. I guess the best way to explain is the talismans are imprinted. They remember, lacking a better term. This one has memories of Darby first finding her valley and places before even that. The pyramids along the Nile being built. Newgrange. Lots of forests. Buildings and places I don’t recognize. I’m assuming, there would be memories of another fae, if the talisman had belonged to another. All I feel from this one is Darby.” “I’m curious to know more,” Silas tosses Ian a pointed glance, “but if we have a concern that Sandy might not have enough juice to turn seven hundred weres into water wolves, I think we’d best get in there.” Since she doesn’t have to undress, Tessa’s s