Private Finished Thunder And Lightning

They stood in a field just outside of the woods, his two regalia besides him and of course his guardian in front. He'd never considered learning other elements before, his father had of course been an ice dragon, his mother a general mage. Yet here he was, learning to manipulate other forces of nature.

"Surely manipulating other elements isn't that different from my freezing fire?" he'd ask her, raising his hand, a few sparks of electricity appearing between his fingers. He'd learned the basics from his regalia, but now wanted to learn from his guardian.

"Anyone back in the community ever learn anything besides ice?" he'd ask, his confident and slightly cocky smirk appearing as he spoke.

He'd listen to her speak, hearing her talk of the elements, of the abilities the dragons of their community had. "Well....wind will come eventually," focusing he'd form a small cloud but it quickly broke apart and vanished," he'd growl a little and turned his focus back to his electricity.

Focusing he'd form a small ball of electricity that floated just above his hand, it'd crackle. "Yes...respect the elements," he'd watch the ball, making it float around his hand, it was definitely different than ice, it seemed less stable, more chaotic.

Focusing again the electricity suddenly spark and flash, essentially blowing up in his face as a flash of spsrks. He'd hiss and growl, stepping back and wiping the sparks from his eyes, quietly cursing a bit. "Different from ice," he'd blink a bit, his vision blurred but quickly returning.

The young dragon would follow her example, looking down at his hand, fingers spread he'd again conjure the electricity. This time the electricity seemed to dance across his his, seeming to jump between his fingers and finally stabilize into a crackling glowing web over his hand.

Bring his hand close to his face, he'd observe the conjured element, the sounds it made, the way it moved. Closing his eyes he could feel his connection to it, the spark between his mind and it. "Yeah....I can feel it," he'd tell her, his eyes still closed.

Opening his eyes he'd bring his other hand up and the electricity would start to jump between his hands. Finally the jumping would stop and both hands were crackling with the element. A few small bolts would seemingly bounce to the ground, he'd take a step back, not wanting it to hit Huilu as he tried to contain it.

Nodding he'd look at the electricity, letting it grow, small bolts reaching out from it and hitting the grown. He could feel the power, the vibrations the electricity gave off, it was fascinating, invigorating. It was so unlike his freezing fire, it was new and energetic to him.

Focusing again, he'd start to pull the power back, it'd continue to crackle but it'd shrink in size. Inch by inch until it was lessened to a baseball sized orb of electricity floating between his hands. Satisfied with it, he'd let it sit in the palm of his hands, glowing and crackling and remaining there.

Leaning in, he'd observe the orb, when a tiny bolt lashed out and hit him in the nose. He'd sneaze, "fickle thing," learning new elements was definitely a new thing, but he was a fast learner and he was already imagining the potential uses.