Eelements of Life

There are four elements that make up Ein. First would be the element en or earth, first granted by the God Kaiden himself. Those who study the practice of en are presumed to be close with nature. With a strong aptitude for life, they have the ability to heal and restore not just themselves, but the living as well. Close with the en, they are also bestowed the strength of the land, capable of demonstrating great endurance, not just through the show of physical prowess, but also resilience. With this coupled with the vitality for life, the user can become a quite formidable magus. Alu, or water, would be the second element that users can obtain through the blessing of the Goddess Alune. With this study comes the ability to be flexible and fluid in motion. Much like the element itself, one can become unchanging in their ways. To be unphased in this fashion is to be unmoved by the forces of the world that can weigh upon an individual. Like a flowing river, magi who study this element are bestowed great focus, capable of sturdy determination is all that they do. Through concentration and meditation, a magus of this study is able to control the water flow of their body and with even more practice, can even manipulate large bodies of water without much use of their ka. The third element of life one can obtain by the God Aeolin would be the element aeo or air. One with aeo as their element is gifted with a carefree personality. It is often associated with the sense of freedom in the mind, body, and soul. Aeo magi are able to sway the very winds to perform certain actions such as moving swiftly, like a passing gale, or create a dangerous tornado capable of tearing mater asunder. Without doubt to cloud the mind, aeo magi are seen as open minded intellectuals and faster learners than other magi. Because they are such astute pupils, they are capable of casting spells a lot faster than most others. As such, it is quite easy for one to pick up the practice of the element aeo, but hard to master. The fourth element, given by the God Ashul would be known as ashur, or fire. and is most commonly the hardest of the elements to utilize. Because ashur is known to be a force that is uncontrollable and unpredictable, so too become the magus in nature. The pupil will often showcase a fiery personality, susceptible to outbursts of anger through otherwise high amounts of passion. And like the dancing flames of fire, magi of this nature are seen as vivid individuals and wildly outgoing. Emblazoned by boldness, ashur magi are well adapted to taking on life unapologetically. They are equipped with an arsenal of abilities such as imbuing one's weapon with flames that burn through flesh, or healing one's wounds by cauterizing it closed with a special flame known as white flame obtained only by skilled ashur magi. The last element gifted by the giving Goddess Yara is known as ka, or spirit, and is an element that is unseen by the naked eye. Unlike the other elements, it is something one does not obtain by praising the Gods, but rather something innate within the body. It is akin to one's soul, but unlike the soul, which is unchangeable, the ka can be manipulated to the forces of what is holy and what is evil within the world of Ein, able to fall victim to either influence. It is also able to travel outside of one's body, though never able to wander too far. This creates the skill of astral projection, something not many are able to perform. The ka is like a second gauge of life the us invisible. It is often used to harness and wield the bestowed powers of the Gods, and like the source of life that is health, this too can be depleted if one is reckless, however that does not mean certain death for the individual for the soul is like a infinite amount of life that the ka can dip into and be restored.