Fire is powerful, it cannot be ignored. Its presence is loud, warm, and dangerous. Emotions burn through it uncontrollably, shaping reality around its feelings. Anger destroys, passion empowers, joy inspires. Fire does not hide — it transforms everything it touches, including itself.
Water characters have no fixed shape — and no fixed self. They become what the world needs them to be, flowing into roles, emotions, and identities with ease. Their power to shapeshift comes from deep empathy, but the price is high: the more they adapt, the less they know who they truly are.
Air characters rarely take up space — physically or emotionally. They observe, drift, and disappear when attention becomes too heavy. Their invisibility is not a trick, but a reflection of who they are: unattached, ungrounded, and free from expectations. The less they care about being noticed, the harder they are to perceive.
Earth characters do not bend — they endure. Grounded in principles, memory, and structure, they resist change on every level. Their power lies in remaining the same when the world demands transformation. While others shift, burn, or vanish, Earth stays — unmovable, reliable, and heavy with consequence.
