Manipulator Of Elements - Water: A New Adult Urban Fantasy by Jae Vogel

Author:Jae Vogel [Vogel, Jae]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2016-05-16T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter 7

Dion and his two companions emerged to the rear display area of the pool store to find the elementals out on the concrete sunning themselves. The sun wasn’t too strong this time of the year, but they didn’t need an excuse to enjoy its warmth. Somehow, all eleven of the remaining nymphs had found towels from the pool store. They were stretched out in a row.

A long row of young women in their bikinis and swimsuits was bound to attract attention. As the display area adjoined a parking lot, there were plenty of cars that slowed down as they passed the gate. The trio watched as one car almost rear-ended the one in front as it slowed down to admire the line of nymphs behind the fence.

The two sales clerks in the back of the lot where the display pools were situated continued to stare in wonder at the sight before them.

“We really should tell them to move,” one said.

“You first,” the other replied. “This has to be an idea from the boss. I think that family over by the new model wants to talk to you about it.”

“I’ll let you have that sale this time. Oh darn, there’s another customer who needs help.”

A little frustrated, both of them wandered off to sell pools.

“So where did you get the towels?” Dion asked the nymph called Appias as she lay in the sun. Her blond hair was dry and flowed with grace in the slight breeze that played across the back section of the pool store. Dion turned to watch a small air sylph glide over the parking lot and catch a draft as it sailed into the sky.

Right now Dion wished he were that air sylph element. It didn’t have one percent of his issues.

“The very nice men brought them to us,” she said. “I told them we needed some way to lie on this hard ground and not get dirty. They ran and got towels for us.”

Dion watched Sean and Dennis turn their heads and admire the row before them. Every single one of the girls possessed perfect skin, hair and teeth. Not a single one was made-up, but they didn’t have to be. These water elementals could adapt their form to whatever was the most useful. He had no idea if they’d kept this form for the past twenty years or twenty minutes. Most of them stuck with the same exterior when it worked out.

“I don’t believe any of us have been introduced,” he said to the row as they leaned back and caught some of the warming rays of the sun. “I’m Dion; these are my friends Sean and Dennis.”

“We are very pleased to meet you,” she said, “I’m known as Appias, next to me is Aginappe, followed by Myrtoessa, Sithndes, Bolbe, Limnae, Pallas, Tritonis, Arethusa, Castilia, Cynae, and Ismene. Of course, I see you already know Dirce.”

“Well met,” Dion said. “And I understand you were hired to keep me from reaching Salacia Delphi who owns this store.

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