Ch 5 “Training”
“Come on Serenity! Hit me like you mean it!”
“I’m trying!”
We were fighting airborne in hopes that we could get used to the real life like combat. I had been teaching her everything that I could perform and she was progressing well, but she still had a tendency to want to heal me instead of fight me.
“Trin-!”
“Firaga!” Fire erupted all around her and after a few minutes of struggling she began to fall, unable to free herself from the spell.
“Serenity! Come on! Concentrate!” But she continued to fall when I noticed that her wings were limp at her sides and her eyes closed. ‘Serenity what have I done to you? I shouldn’t have pushed you so hard!’
“Hang on!” I had to do something since I was the one who hit her. I dived quickly into the woods and come back up below our training area directly underneath her, braking her fall. When I had her in my arms, I immediately began summoning curaga in hopes of restoring her to full strength.
“Ah…”
“That’s it. Slow deep breaths.”
“What happened?”
“I hit you with one of the four strongest destructive spells. I thought you were ready.”
“I feel like I was just put through a blender.”
“Yeah, I’m sure you do. That spell I hit you with is called Firaga. It’s the most powerful fire spell that is yet to be known.”
“So why did you use it against me? You know I’m not as strong as you yet.”
“I say you progressing and then suddenly stop. You are really ready for to learn these stronger attacks. Look, you place your hands like this and move like so.” I drew a circle divided into thirds by triangles, and then thrusted my arms quickly out in front of me. At the same time I shouted Firaga and the tree directly in front of me burst in to flame.
Then, an instant later I drew a box inside a circle and in the same fluid movement as before I called out blizzaga. Just as quickly as the blaze begun it ended and left the tree blackened and bare.
“Each symbol represents its own specific element. Wateraga is represented by a circle with what appears to be a tear drop in it, Thundaga is a circle that is divided in half by a single jagged line that represents lightening…”
Little did I know that she knew the spells that I did not. She knew the element of wind.
I knew many more spells than he could ever imagine, ones that had lain dormant in me for ages. I knew the four elements; fire, water, lightening, and blizzard already. I also knew the elements of light, dark and the wind. The only things he really taught me were curaga and thundaga. Yet, my mother was a much more powerful mage and taught me the super and eternal elemental powers of each of them.
My mother always practiced with me when I had turned 13 years old and had grown into my magic. She taught me spells of healing and protection, spells of the light. The only spells of darkness that I knew were Dark Void which sent you attacker into a void for a short amount of time, giving the caster just enough time to get away. I have yet to use this spell for it will only work against those that also use magic, and I pray I never do have to use it.
“Shall we continue?” asked Trin which brought me back to reality that I was still laying in his arms.
“Huh? Yeah.”
“Alright, let’s do this. Remember the signs.”
“Okay, I’m ready.” I drew Firaga’s sign so quickly and with with nessary steps included that Trin had no time to react. He instantly was engulfed in flames. After they had dissipated, he remained there in the air holding his right arm and heavily burned. I will never forget the yell in pain as much as surprise when the spell had hit him. Now looking in those eyes I saw a hidden strength an glowing pride.
“You’ve been holding out on me. I wonder what else you’ve been hiding from me.” He said with a small smile.
“You, Trin will never experience my full potential. Yet, you will see it at work the next time we meet my family’s capturers.”
“I just hope you know what you realize what you are doing and are capable of controlling your anger and strength.”
“I’ll do my best.”


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