All Chapters of The Six Elements: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

CHAPTER IPax Lysander“I’ll name him Pax...” a woman said, her sweet ginger hair falling onto her shoulders as she held her son. She then looked up at her husband and smiled sweetly. The baby looked adorable and calm, sleeping dearly within her grasp. Thin lips, aw I’m spotting that he’ll have freckles in his cheeks just like Kruze. She thought, imagining the memories they’re going to remember their whole lifetime.“Well, welcome to the world little Pax Lysander.” he was sitting next to her as she lay on the hospital bed. He touched his son’s forehead and gave it a soft kiss. His smile, existing in her watery beautiful eyes.“Oh, he is going to be a great kid, Kruze. I already see it.” The baby slept peacefully in his mother’s arms. It was the greatest thing the couple had ever encountered.“Fawn, sweetheart, I assure you he will be. He’s gonna get

CHAPTER IIIAida O’ Mara Pax was lonelier than he ever was, ever since Alexa left. He barely talked to anyone at the orphanage. As few days passed, he didn’t notice any kid he knew around. He was left there all alone, just waiting to be adopted. All the kids from his batch were already wanted as each person’s child. Nobody wanted him. He was saying to himself, “Nobody wants you, Pax. You’re just a messy, nerd. You’re useless for sure. Why would somebody adopt you?” His thinking was intervened by the creak of a door.      “I suggest you adopt this kid instead, his name’s Pax, Pax Lysander. He’s just at the age of 11. He’s

CHAPTER VMonths SpentThe two were gathering the things needed for their experiment. Pax made a checklist for Layla, and she just bought some other needs from the grocery. Pax, meanwhile, was preparing all his tools and equipment in his lab.    “Hey Pax, when exactly is this experiment finished?” Layla dropped all her grocery bags after making an entrance to Pax’s lab. She held her knees gasping for breath,     “Really Layla? Was is that heavy?” Pax said going to different spots of his lab. After grabbing 5 or more beakers from the kitchen shelves, he placed them all carefully on the table and said, “I

CHAPTER VIIThe Six Elements Layla walked for nearly 10 minutes now. Looking down is the best she can do. She was afraid she might lift a garbage dump, and a police officer would be hanging out in an alley and seem suspicious about her and the officer will arrest Pax too. Stop Thinking like that, that’s crazy. She thought. So Pax said it’s just like the streets. So that means I need to follow the same directions to go to him. That’s a left, right, right, and I can see an alley that has two parallel doors with a chain and padlock. Okay, I got this.Walking to Pax’s what-she-called “Secret Lair” was easy now that she’d gotten used

CHAPTER IXThe Element of WaterThe element of water roamed around by itself, hunting for a special person. It didn’t go to other countries, but it went to somewhere quiet. From the city lights and hustling of Chicago, it came to a beautiful quiet community. Neskowin, Oregon. Somewhere, in a small house near the secluded beach, is a lady named…     “Pearl, I didn’t mean to I was dr-”“Just go…leave.” She mumbled. “LEAVE!” “Aight, okay! I still love you bab-““You don’t!” Now she stood up from the wooden chair. “Leave!” she held