What Do Rock Elementals Eat Novels & Stories

"Sorry? Can you repeat?" "The beta going—" "Yeah! I understand, but I don't understand. Crap! I am being complicated. Hehe." I scratched my forehead and looked away. Then, my eyes went back again to him. "As long as I remember, the Elemental Kingdom is giving food to the workers for free. They do not sell that." "Not kidding?" The waves on jis forehead formed. "Of course I am not!" "Then why are they selling the food?"

I wondered-- "It is why Neradia is always... without weather, also why they can not celebrate Solstice. The Elementals are needed to create the needed atmosphere. The separation has disadvantages, vast disadvantages actually. Here in Elysium, we have limited basic elements. Fire, water, air, earth. We do not have very much of those. We create ours. Or try to. It is not the same." He stopped suddenly and crouched, picking up a stick. He looked in my direction and grinned when he noticed I had paused. "Come here. I do not bite."

The doctor and healer says she just passed out because of exhaustion and no other reason, she felt relieved, especially because she doesn't want anyone to know yet. She opened the book and read it again, she already connected and completed her creation of core now she needs to fill some energy into it. She already eats, core only takes ¼ of the food you intake in your body, the rest energy you can save is by training, and entering a dungeon to collect some elemental crystal that was produced by nature. Because power exists in this world, there are some dungeons that have monster insides and protect the crystals. Crystal energy could be sold to the market, and they pay excellent prices for it

"I am Granite-Who-Remembers-Dawn. You will call me Granite. Follow." They moved through Stonehold at a pace that made Petra seem frantically rushed. Other giants were visible some working stone with tools that looked like they predated human civilization, others simply sitting in meditation that might have lasted days or decades. Earth elementals moved among them, and Selene spotted a few other species adapted to underground life: deep dwarves, crystal fae, creatures she had no names for. "Where is everyone?" Selene finally asked. "Mira told me this was a significant community."

And the parasites had smelled the fresh blood. "They do not have fur or flesh," Kaelen continued, his voice dropping to a dangerous register. "They are armored in heavy, volcanic chitin. They burrow through solid bedrock, and they feed entirely on the radiant energy of the stone. If they breach the surface, they will not just kill your people. They will attach themselves to the roots of the valley and drain the Stone Sister until she is a hollow husk." Killian’s jaw tightened. "How do we fight something that swims through solid rock?"

I say, scrunching my face. “That’s because I helped mom feed Caelum this morning, silly. Now, can we go eat?” she asks. “What are you eating?” I ask. Out here, the dragons eat big game raw. That’s not food that my sister should be eating as a human hybrid. “Duh! Eliane is making breakfast for Cal, Titus, and herself. I’ll eat whatever she’s making.” “Okay, fine, I’m up,” I say, stretching, then flinching as my body revolts.