Waterland นิยาย & เรื่องราว

The realm shimmered into focus as Koa pulled herself free of Cheyenne’s body. White marble and silver light stretched endlessly, the air humming with a pulse that was both song and silence. The goddess realm was as beautiful as it was unsettling, a place where time moved like water and weight pressed against her bones in ways the mortal world never could.

Revira crawled closer, touching Ardan's cheek, which now felt cool, no longer burning hot. "Thank God," Revira sobbed, kissing Ardan's small hand. Eldric stood beside them, wiping his hands on a cloth. However, his eyes were not on Ardan. They were on Revira. Or, more precisely, on the river water around Revira's feet. Rakar followed Eldric's gaze and frowned. The Avariel River water usually reacted to intruders by rejecting them—creating rough ripples or even burning the skin if the person harbored ill intent. But around Revira's feet, the water was... calm.

The game was so natural and effortless—it was as if we were two halves of a whole finally reunited, chasing each other through the woods, the moonlight guiding our way, much like we may have done in previous lives. We sprinted outside the pack land and came upon a pond, sparkling from the moonbeams reflecting off of it. We approached it, both taking drinks as the water rippled toward us. Once I was satiated, I shifted into my human form, wanting to properly communicate with my mate.

Then he guided me into the water and carefully rinsed my hair until the water ran clean. Before he could object, I lathered up his chest, and he raised his arms, propping them on the wall behind me, flexing his chest muscles without trying, causing my breath to catch. I ran my hand over his length, watching his eyes go half-mast, enjoying having the power to invoke want in him. Unable to resist, I pressed my lips to his, and he opened for me, deepening the kiss as he swept me into his arms. He held us under the water, washing away the soap between us as he shoved into me, pushing my back against the wall, holding me up with just one arm as he moved into me over and again as I wrapped my legs

Rocks were rectangular, and some were pointed. Although, he hadn’t been in Gwiazda because he knew how strict and dangerous their laws were for the outsiders. What would happen to a mortal like him? Even faeries could not easily get in without proper documents. This domain seemed unfriendly to its neighboring territories. Eleand started his training for his water magic. He refreshed all the spells and symbols to wield the water. Now he just realized why the Aghenum had to be the last to learn. The incantations were combinations of fire, wind, and earth.

“I will go after Elicantris. I cannot go east without her and my sword. I hope you’ll understand.” The two knights glanced at each other, then bowed their heads. “We respect your decision, Your Highness. Let us assist you in your preparation, then.” The waterfall looked nothing like what Arth had expected. It wasn’t water. It had a translucent yellow-orange color, but it flowed and fell like water still, crashing onto the surface of the lake far below. Arth had forgotten water would never exist in this world. Elicantris must’ve had been turning this liquid into water for them to drink and survive.

Not long after, an elixir appeared in front of Lucas. Elixir of Aqua Resistance: drinking it allows one to move around as if on land. Additionally, the person can now withstand any extreme water temperature. Price: 2000 points.

TALIA “No!” I cried. “We have to find your fingers! She spit them out!” “The water is freezing, and they’ve probably been taken downstream by now. Sara’s the only werewolf I know who can swim long distances in freezing water—long enough to find fingers in a huge river. And the water will have carried away the scent anyway.” He looked defeated, tears brimming his eyes. “I will find them,” I said resolutely.

I should get water" I immediately stood up and rushed out of the room. The tension was already too much for me to handle. It felt as if I would faint any moment if I didn't leave the room. Maybe cold water would really calm me down. I got to the kitchen, got a cup, and filled it with cold water. I gulped down the water at once and instantly felt relieved. I filled it up the second time and gulped down, filled the third glass, and couldn't finish it. I poured out the remaining one, returned the glass, and walked out of the kitchen. Maybe I should stall around to gather enough time and courage in order to be able to talk. I walked around the living room for a bit and when I thought Xander woul

"You lot can't swim, how are you going to—" "We don't need to swim to kill you. We have NIRL technology." He indicated with his finger and thumb. "Tiny liquidation units that will seek out your DNA in the water. Death in seconds. It may resemble a shoal of torpedoed fish that can drill through rock or any earth element to get to your species." Bobby swallowed, and Stralath smiled. "This isn't my first go around. Now… the land walking female fisheri. Where do I find her?"