The Elements
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The land of Venna, and the home of the elements, has always been peaceful- except for that huge, deadly war, 300 years ago...
But The Queen of the Dark Elements was defeated, and gone, and her Dark Elemental were banished into a land of their own, a far darker, and deadlier land.
But suddenly new girl Ash arrives, and she has a story and a secret that will change everything....
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