Teaching the Elements

Chapter 1

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Damek

"Man, we should have done this ages ago." Ignatius groans as we and the others pull ourselves from the pits in the Earth that our bodies made when we plunged from the mountain. We wiped the forests above us out. What once was a densely forested area is now just flat earth and the vestiges of trees.

I picked myself up and rattled the dirt from my black cropped hair and wide frame. He sounded happier when we agreed to abandon our crown as the Gods of the Elements, and throw us and our two other halves onto the earthly plane before we really did it.

When I speak of other halves, I don't mean our partners. Ignatius the fire god, Aero; the Air God, Marin; The Water God, and last but definitely not least, there is me, the God of Earth.

We are one but multiple; We are brothers but share no blood but we are bound to each other and we often share one body. When we choose, we can merge into one solitary being. If we're apart too long, we grow weaker. Most days I carry the weight, using my body as the host for my brothers. This further means that I do most of the talking.

"Well, it's about fucking time we did. I grew tired of sitting up there long ago." Marin laughs. He puts his two middle fingers towards the sky in the direction from which we'd fallen. "Fuck it feels good!" His hooded blue eyes shine under the moonlight.

"We've been here for 5 minutes and I can already tell you it's better than the last 5 centuries on the mountain." Ignatius says, chiming in. "I was so close to burning the entire fucking place down."

"You tried, multiple times." Marin says with slight annoyance. "My job was so much harder since I had to put out your blazes constantly."

Everyone laughed or made a noise in agreement. It feels good to not have any responsibilities for once. Our destiny had been chosen, but who says we can't change destiny? We were born gods but I don't think any of us would have chosen it on our own. Being a god comes with everything you think comes with it.
Money, fine living, too many women to know what to do with.. you get it. We just want a taste of a simpler life to see what it's like to be nobody.

"So what now, Damek?" Aero asks after a few moments of silence. I think for a moment. What do we do now? Our people have never descended from the mountain. No god, goddess, soldier or anything of the liking have ever set foot on earth. We often watched from above but have never interfered with their lives and issues. We control their elements. The storms, the fires, earthquakes and tsunamis. We are a cruel necessity.

Being the first on earth is exciting but equally terrifying. I take in our surroundings and ground myself, anchoring myself into the essence of the earth. My skin glows, putting off an aura that swirls with earthy colors. Browns and greens mix with deep shades of red and yellows. I close my eyes and feel the world around me.

I can feel the life of everything attached to the earth. I taste the life of the trees and the weeds. I can taste the sweetness of berries growing miles away. I can smell flowers in fields in the distance, their sweet bitterness tickles my nose. My senses pick up a small trickle of something else, something I've never smelled or tasted in all my years.

If you could bottle up every sweet thing in creation and mix it with pure and carnal sexual lust, that would be the taste and smell taking over my body.
It ignites every fiber of my being, spreading from the top of my head to the soles of my feet. The sensation pulses through my cock; It feels like warm hands and a hot mouth. The hands grip my balls and a tongue teases up my length with long, wet strokes.