Elementals
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Eis was tired. He was being sent to the Academy. Basically, that means he's a goner. In a world in which everyone has a "gift", he, along with others are considered dangerous. He proceeds to meet other "dangerous" people and learns that he's an Elemental. Either he's screwed or blessed. "It's about to go down." -Kevin Hart
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[SPOILER ALERT! This is the sequel to "Elementals". If you haven't read it, don't read further.] Following the events on the moon, our two Elementals, Breeze and Blaze, continue to develop their powers for the field-duty that lies ahead. As they go, different challenges lie ahead: Blaze continues experience voids in her memory, while Breeze holds back the death of their Senior. Blaze has yet to figure it out as they embark on their training, closely watched by Grand Master Vulcano who continues to manipulate Blaze's fragile mind. Breeze on the other hand, grows more and more aware of his surroundings, and gets to know his new ally Aqú even better, but Blaze is suspicious of Aqú, only knowing him as Senior Fall. She does not trust him and she can't seem to figure out why Breeze does. They are evolving in two different directions that might see them drift further apart than they ever imagined. What will happen when they find themselves on two different paths? Rankings: #88 in Science Fiction (10/4-15)

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