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Elementals - Chapter 19
Chapter Nineteen
Draco returned to the waiting room, exhausted and covered in sweat and some of his own blood. His battle with Noah was intense, it was easily the greatest obstacle he had to overcome yet. The fight may not have been as long as some of his previous fights, but it took everything out of him and he barely won. He knew at the end of the fight it was all or nothing and he was gambling everything on Noah’s character.
If Noah had been mean enough to kill, Draco would have been dead, but he was sure Noah was not a killer. Part of Draco wondered though, if Noah had been a killer would he have been able to come out of the fight
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Elementals - Chapter 18
Chapter Eighteen
Darwin Petral stood at the top of the small hill looking over his home town of Laudrin, enjoying the last of the summer air. Before long his two older sisters, Edwin and Lesa, had come up the hill to grab him for supper. He pleaded with them to stay and watch the setting sun before going home and they obliged in his wishes. Together they sat down on the grass on both sides of Darwin.
Ever since their parents died Lesa had been in charge, she was fifteen when their mom died giving birth to Darwin. Their father had died many years before that though so Lesa was left alone to take care of her younger siblings. It was not too h
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Elementals - Chapter 17
Chapter Seventeen
The Exhibition matches were held in a completely other coliseum that was closed off to the public and only open this one time of year. All of the contestants, Noah included, were to be paired at random match ups everyone fighting up to five times a day. There was no telling how many fights you had so if Noah didn’t get in his five fights before too long he would be stuck waiting around in case his number was called.
If you missed the third call for your number you were automatically disqualified. Noah would wait all day if he had to, he wasn’t letting something so stupid stop him now.
A couple hours later the
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Elementals - Chapter 16
Chapter Sixteen
The boat was filled with passengers of all ages and from around the continent. In fact it was anything but luxury cruise, as the boat was so full that passengers had to share a room to two people per a unit. Although Noah found out sharing a room wasn’t so bad, there was plenty of space inside the room and there were two separate beds. Noah put his key on a string and tied it around his neck after getting into his room.
He settled in comfortably until the door opened and a beautiful young woman with dark brown hair and full lips entered the room and her gaze swept over the entire room once glancing over Noah briefly th
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Elementals - Chapter 15
Chapter Fifteen
The next day Draco began traveling northwest to the capitol of Targoria. Since they had time before the tournament officially reset that year Lienna didn’t try and force Draco to ride on her back so that it would be faster. But she and Galrin stayed outside the whole trip; usually off doing their own thing but they always returned to Draco before he was going to sleep. It was always comforting for him to know that those two were watching over him while he slept, he found much security in the thought and allowed himself to rest easy under the beautiful stars.
After several days Draco finally reached the outskirts of the
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Elementals - Chapter 14
Chapter Fourteen
The next morning when Draco woke up he saw Galrin and Lienna sitting around him, waiting for him to wake up. As soon as he started moving Galrin asked him impatiently, “How many more elementals do we have to capture?”
Draco thought it over for a minute then said, “Spring is already upon us, meaning we don’t have much longer until the annual tournament which would be our best chance to slip in Ragnarock headquarters. I didn’t think hunting the other elementals would take so long, but I guess we have to cut corners for the sake of time. We should capture an aqua dragon, a phoenix, and a lightning
ELEMENTALS
Prologue
In this world there are three great lands: Uryaen, Saeyune, and Aeon Toris. These lands are inhabited by humans and the mysterious and dangerous creatures known as Elementals.
There is an old legend that before humans tamed these Elementals that the three lands were once one greater land. Though few know of this legend, and even fewer believe in it.
There is another legend far more known and accepted; that the Elementals had a large hand in crafting and shaping these lands. There is more evidence to prove this is correct than there is to counter it, being that the lands have such an unusual geography.
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Elementals - Chapter 1 by darkchapters, literature
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Elementals - Chapter 1
Chapter One
For two weeks straight Noah exorcised his body and studied locations of known various Elementals in between things since Bran had little in terms of entertainment. Noah was also tasked with any and all chores but those didn’t take too long either. Soon enough though Bran had decided Noah was ready to start learning more advanced stuff.
After his routine exorcise and cleaning up Bran sat with Noah in the study to talk to him. “The first and most important rule of all magic is it takes energy and focus.” Bran said.
“Now to control the Elements like we do we can draw the energy from two sources, within o
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Elementals - Chapter 2
Chapter Two
The trip to Rozak by foot took a couple weeks. From time to time on the way there Bran would quietly mutter to himself complaining about not having a horse or something, Noah couldn’t always make out what he was saying.
Noah continued practicing to gather energy from around him and convert it into lightning. Bran told him it wasn’t necessary but he didn’t complain when it slowed them down a little bit either.
They arrived at Rozak in mid day; the city was a moderate one just a few miles south of a river. The town had canals extending to the river to draw in water that they used as a source of constant energ