Invisible by Alycia Linwood

Author:Alycia Linwood
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: teen, elemental magic, young adult, elemental magic series, elemental, Romance, Fantasy, new adult
Publisher: Alycia Linwood
Published: 2014-11-20T07:00:00+00:00

Chapter 17

A tall girl stood not far from us, her long black hair flying in the breeze, her blue eyes narrowed. I tried to yell at Marissa to run, but I didn’t get a chance because the girl sent a blast of air at me. My back hit the van, my breath getting knocked out of me. I managed to regain my balance and not fall to the ground, letting my fire overtake my body. A slow smile spread across the girl’s face, and a wave of water hit my fire with so much force that steam surrounded me, my fire painfully pushed back inside of me.

In the corner of my eye, I could see Marissa taking a step toward the girl and sending a dozen fireballs in her direction, but the girl turned into air and deflected the fire with ease. The guards and Nick came running, and Nick tried to blast the girl with his air, but she avoided him and charged one of the guards, kicking the gun out of his hand. I turned to Marissa, who was crouched near the van, her eyes bright and wide. “I’ll cover you! Just free the others. Do you think you can do that?”

She nodded and lifted herself enough so she could reach the door. Greg glanced our way and I knew he’d try to stop the elementals from escaping rather than fight the girl. I felt for the device in my pocket and pressed the button, praying that no one at Elemontera would be able to see what I was about to do. As Nick and the other guard chased the girl down the street, I strode over to Greg, who was picking up his gun. I had no idea why he thought a gun would help him in a fight with elements, but as I drew nearer, I realized he wasn’t going for a gun but for some kind of a device.

My blast of air caught him from behind and he stumbled. I used my air to get hold of a log that was lying at the edge of the road. Lifting the log, I smashed it against the back of Greg’s head before he could get to his feet. A shimmering cloud settled not far from me and turned itself into our attacker, who tilted her head at me, her lips slightly parted. She hadn’t expected me to attack the guy who was supposed to be one of my own, had she?

Nick used the opportunity and slammed his body into hers, the impact sending them both to the ground. The girl rolled over, attempting to get up, but the guard was on her, a pair of special element-blocking handcuffs in his hand. I made a step toward them, but a wall of fire rose in front of me, and I had to use my own fire to take it down. A gust of air hit the guard in the chest, throwing him against a house, his head hitting the brick wall with a sickening crack.

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