A few games of Liar's Dice later, and after a winning streak, The Black Bandit was accused of cheating. He was a good player, but no cheater. His anger flared, and an argument ensued. As he flipped the old wooden table, flames flew from his palms. He stared, open-mouthed, as those sparks landed on the bedding straw nearby and ignited, quickly growing to an inferno which enveloped the area, making its way to the barrels of rum. Thinking quickly, Adrian ran to the nearby porthole and squeezed his way through, pushing himself to the ocean bealow. He turned back as he hoped someone else would make it out with him. He watched his ship burn as he waited. And waited... And in the end, he was alone.
Your character’s current element is confusing, irritating, frightening, or maybe just plain boring to them. Through art or writing, show how your character’s current element does not work for them. Do they have a hard time controlling it? Does it feel underpowered to them? Overpowered? Does it simply not work for the magic they want to be able to perform?
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Poor Adrian swimming over there by himself
Don't worry too much about Adrian. He's gonna be rescued by a mermaid.