Zodiac Signs Elements Novels & Stories

“I do love you. Even when you irritate me.” “I do nothing of the sort.” “Oh, so it’s just my imagination when you knock my things off of places and throw up on my stuff.” “Yes, that sounds about right,” he said in a smartass tone. I shook my head and kept walking. My next stop was at the planetarium on the backside of the fortress grounds. This is where the cosmic witches did all of their magic and studies. I actually enjoyed this place a lot. The cosmic witches dealt in zodiacs, horoscopes, astrology and celestial energy. It was pretty cool. I learned from spending time here that my zodiac was an Aries, which explains why I have such a strong connection with my fire element.

Elsa, however, laughed openly, breaking the tension. “What’s mine?” Maxwell asked, his eagerness reminiscent of an excited child awaiting a surprise. “Cyan blue,” I said, meeting his eyes. “Water element. It matches your temper—you can be turbulent like the waves of the sea but settle just as quickly. Calm follows the storm.” Maxwell’s grin widened, and Elsa nodded in approval. “You’re good at this, Scarlett,” she said, her voice tinged with pride. I turned to Clay. “Yours was forest green,” I said. “Earth element. You’re grounded, steady, and solid. Your nature is peaceful, calming, and healing—reliable, dependable, and rooted in strength.”

He read it out-loud. “There are five elements, fire, water, wind, teleportation, and dreams. But since the element of fire divided into two there are six elements. So far I can contact three elements and we only need to know the other two. Teleportation and Wind. Since you’re brother is good at researching, I’ll leave that task up to you guys.” “What? What’ll she even do that’s unfair!” Roxced shouted, “How’d she know I’m good at research when you didn’t even say anything and How’d she know all that stuff?”