Chapter 44 - The Ancestor of Nathan and Katherine
Kinue was pacing back and forth, muttering that it was impossible for to have the Wind elent. She even asked to try executing elental magic, but for so reason, it didn’t work. The only elent I could use was Thunder.
Professor Adrihna asked a few questions, and I told her I couldn’t feel the Wind mana flowing in . She looked at closely with her special eye and then said it was probably so temporary mana deficiency and went back to reading.
Having two nature elents is good.
I beca very interested in the stone she gave . Almost instantaneously, it reacted to my elent, allowing to use electromagnetism. To perform that trick with the doorknob, I had spent about five days gradually pouring mana into it, being careful not to lt it. My trick of coating an object with my elent to create electromagnetism would lt the utensils I tested, but there, right next to , was a stone that imdiately reacted to my elent and floated.
That stone is tal, but probably not ordinary tal.
Kinue stopped and murmured so things to while staring at the wall, voicing her thoughts about having the Wind elent.
“Is it so problematic for Nate to have the Wind Elent?” Chloe asked.
Apparently, the common books she read weren’t as deep regarding magic, or Aunt Margie took care to ensure she didn’t read certain books and be influenced wrongly.
“Problematic? It’s impossible! A person with an Uncommon Elent can never have any other elent,” she told us.
I understood. Chloe could have those two elents because they are ‘Common Elents.’
“I didn’t even know I had the Wind Elent…” I murmured.
“Lady Adrihna, do you think there’s an issue with this? The fact that he has an uncommon and a common elent… I didn’t even know it was possible.”
The High Elf scratched her chin and closed her book.
“Your case is also special, Kinue, don’t forget that.”
“I know… but this goes beyond the possible limits for mana.”
The two discussed, and I couldn’t understand the topic.
“Why couldn’t I have another elent?” I asked them.
“Because you simply can’t,” Kinue told .
I still don’t get it…
“Nathan, there’s sothing called ‘Elental Restriction,’” Adrihna explained. “Soone with an uncommon elent can only have that elent and no other. There are also certain elents exclusive to a specific group. For example, my Light elent is exclusive to High Elves. No one else in the world can have this elent besides my race, the High Elves. Your mother has the Plant elent, which is exclusive to Elves and High Elves. A human shouldn’t awaken the Plant elent; this ans that so ancestor of your mother was an elf, and she inherited these traits in her gene, which might have affected you.”
I pondered what I was told.
“Is that why my aunt is so beautiful? Because she’s part elf?” Chloe asked, making my professor laugh.
“Common elves are like you humans, except for having pointed ears. As for the beauty of High Elves, you humans say it’s on another level, though for us, it ans nothing.”
If they’re all as beautiful as you, beauty indeed wouldn’t an much.
“So you think an ancestor of his mother might have been a High Elf like mine?” Kinue asked.
"All Elves are descendants of High Elves, and humans who are descendants of common elves are automatically descendants of us, the High Elves. However, for a human to awaken the Plant elent ans that in their lineage, the purity of a High Elf's blood is significant enough that even without the pointed ears, his mother managed to awaken an elent exclusive to elves."
"What? I'm a descendant of an elf? So, will I be more handso than an ordinary person?" I asked, surprised.
"For human standards, you will be considered 'handso.' For High Elf standards, we don't care about such things. So as you grow older, you'll beco more attractive, or sothing like that, as you humans say," Adrihna explained.
"So I really will be popular with girls like my mom says?"
I thought it was just the loving words of a mother to her son...
My professor nodded, and Kinue chuckled a bit.
"Don't get carried away!" Chloe said, turning her face away and huffing.
Kinue says she's a descendant of a High Elf... is that why she's so cute?
"And how does this change things for ? I still have an uncommon elent and a common one," I asked.
"This shouldn't be possible. Never before has anyone with an uncommon elent been able to awaken another elent, which makes you the first in the world to do so."
The professor stood still, staring at , probably with her special purple eye. She spent a long ti looking at my abdon and then each part of my body.
"There are people with a higher concentration of elven blood in their veins. You inherited this from your mother, and perhaps this caused a small divergence, allowing you to have both a common and uncommon elent. Little Kinue is also a descendant of High Elves. Only a High Elf can have the Light Elent, and this is rare even among us; it's an elental restriction of our species. Kinue is the only non-High Elf person who has the Light Elent," my professor explained.
So she's really incredible. Kinue is a rare golden fox and also possesses an elent exclusive to High Elves.
"That's so cool, so she's like ?" I asked.
"So ancestor of mine was a High Elf and must have married a human from your species, and over ti, the human gene beca dominant as they reproduced... since a demi-human can't have children with an elf. This human, descended from an elf, must have gotten involved with soone from the fox tribe until it led to . I'm a golden fox demi-human who uses the Light elent; I'm a Transmitter and an Emitter," Kinue told us.
So she can cover her body with golden light and also emit light? That must be aweso. How powerful is this Light elent?
"You're a demi-human, does that change things too? Just like elves have their advantage, your species must have one," I said, excited.
My professor went back to concentrating on her book.
"We demi-humans are the only ones who can use the fused elents of Mud and Magma. So rare demi-humans also have a beast transformation... I have it too. I'm not yet old enough to achieve this form."
"What? You can turn into sothing? That's... that's so cool!"
Once, I fought a god who did that!
"Ahem!" Chloe gave a fake cough and looked at .
Kinue changed the subject and started explaining things better to us. It seems that humans are the only ones who can use Ice and awaken the Thunder elent. From what I understood, those with an uncommon elent can only use it, and no one knows what would happen if you combine uncommon elents since a person is only born with one of them, and trying to fuse them with different people causes accidents. This ans no one knows what will happen if I combine the Wind elent with the Thunder elent.
I have so ideas in mind... I'm going to imitate an old man who gave trouble in a fight. I'm going to try to mimic Zeus's power.
When I was on my journey of vengeance against Olympus, I started stealing the gods' powers, although I only kept one ability from each god. This ans I didn't have Zeus's full power when I killed him; I only had one ability from his arsenal. My only ability that I gained from Zeus was the power to generate a thunder spear, which I could even hold in my hands because, despite being energy, it still had a physical presence to the touch.
I'm going to find a way to regain my beloved spear!
We spent the rest of the day with Kinue, practicing breathing and letting mana flow into our bodies. We did this basic exercise with her to learn how to make mana flow within us. Normally, a person would do this until they could use their elent and try to identify their mana category, but we already knew ours. Now we needed to understand which was the Primary Category and which was the Secondary Category. If my Transmitter category were the primary one, I would have 100% efficiency in the power of that category, but if it were secondary, I would have only 50%.
I will master the Thunder elent! If I am a Transmitter with 100% efficiency in making mana flow through my body and giving physical enhancent... I will try to get close to the level of power I had when I was a General, even if it's only with mana.
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