Kael- The Flamebound

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You'll catch him training by the seaside just before the cloud pockets the sun. He breathes and exhales fire.

In a world where the government persecutes the elementals. There lived Kael, a 'Flamebound' and the last of his kind. His powers are a double-edged sword that either puts food on his table as a worker in the circus or a curse that attracts predators to him.

"Kael, this offer will change your life" Agent Lyra had promised.
"Just help us catch the elementals and earn a fortune. Anything you want" he tried enticing Kael.

"The elementals are people like me. Yes, they're bad eggs amongst us, but persecuting my people and using them as lab rats isn't what I stand for," Kael replied. "I won't work against my people".

"Bad choice Kael. Bad choice," Agent Lyra replied, zooming off in his car. "There's a storm coming, Kael, And you're not gonna survive it" he yelled.

That night Kael's seaside shack was invaded by agent Lyra and his team. Luckily, Kael had been alerted by his fellow elementals, who had heard the information from their informant, the government.

"Take the boat by the seashore and sail towards the moon will be waiting for you at the other end" they Instructed him

Quickly, Kael grabbed his bag and fled the night towards the sea, his heart pounding. The night sea mirroring the fire in him raging from the adrenaline coursing through his veins at that point.

He could hear Agent Lyra and his team closing in on him.

Like a dragon set loose from its chains, he blew his fires towards them, making sure not to hurt anyone but to create a vast demarcation and distance between them. Just to give him enough time to untie the boat and set sail towards the moon.

Just as his fellow elementals had promised, they were waiting for him at the end of the sea. And together, they formed a force to stand against Agent Lyra, who wouldn't stop hunting him and his kind.

As the last of his kind, Kael was resolved and ready to fight so his flames would not be extinguished by the incoming storm.