Water elemental

A water elemental is a creature of the sea
It can swim and splash and drown you with glee
It's made of liquid, so it can squeeze through tight spaces
But it hates the cold, and it has no faces

It can be summoned by a mage or a priest
But it won't be happy, to say the least
It will try to escape or attack its master
Unless it's bound by a magic caster

A water elemental can be a friend or a foe
Depending on how you treat it, you know
It can help you sail or sink your boat
It can quench your thirst or choke your throat

A water elemental is a creature made of living water that can take various shapes and forms.

It is usually associated with the element of water in ancient and esoteric traditions, such as Greek philosophy, Indian cosmology, and Chinese medicine.

This creature can be summoned by a spellcaster or a druid, or it can inhabit a natural body of water, such as a lake, a river, or an ocean.

A water elemental has a fluid and transparent body that can change its size and shape according to its surroundings.

It can move through narrow spaces without squeezing, and it can enter a hostile creature's space and stop there.

This elemental can also create waves, whirlpools, and jets of water to attack its enemies.

It is resistant to acid and nonmagical physical damage, but it is vulnerable to cold damage, which can freeze it and slow it down.

A water elemental can communicate with other water creatures using the Aquan language, which sounds like bubbling and splashing noises.

It has a low intelligence and a neutral alignment, meaning it does not have a strong moral or ethical code.

A water elemental can be friendly or hostile depending on how it is treated by other beings.

Some water elementals are loyal to their summoners, while others are wild and unpredictable.

A water elemental can be a powerful ally or a dangerous foe, depending on the situation.

It can control the water around it and use it to its advantage.

It can also grapple, restrain, and drown its opponents with its whelm ability.

A water elemental is a formidable creature that should not be underestimated.

The power of the water element in fantasy is the ability to manipulate water in its various forms, such as liquid, ice, steam, or mist.

Some water elementals can also control the temperature, pressure, and purity of water, as well as use it to create various constructs or weapons.

Water elementals are often associated with healing, cleansing, adaptability, and change.

A water elemental is a being composed of water and magic, usually with some degree of intelligence and control over its shape and movement.

Depending on the source, water elementals may have different appearances and abilities, but they are generally associated with the element of water and its properties.

A water elemental can blend in with the water it inhabits, making it invisible or nearly so to the naked eye.

However, if the water elemental moves or changes its shape, it may create ripples, bubbles, or splashes that can reveal its presence.

Additionally, some water elementals may have distinctive features that make them stand out from the water, such as eyes, mouths, limbs, or ornaments.

A water elemental does not have a separate form or body from the water, but rather is a manifestation of the water's essence and will.

Therefore, a water elemental cannot be seen as a distinct entity in the water, but only as a part of the water itself.

To perceive a water elemental, you would need to sense its mind or magic, rather than its physical appearance.

A water elemental is a fantasy creature that is made of water and has some control over it.

The size of a water elemental can vary depending on the source, but generally they are larger than humans and can shape their form as they wish.

Some sources say that water elementals can be as big as a whale, while others say that they can be as small as a puddle.

I met you by the shore one day
You were a wave of blue and green
You caught my eye and drew me in
You were the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen

You told me you were not of this world
You were a spirit of the sea
You could change your shape and size
You were a water elemental, free

You asked me if I wanted to join you
To swim with you in the ocean deep
You said you could show me wonders
That no one else could ever see

I was tempted by your offer
But I was afraid to leave my land
I did not know if I could trust you
Or if you would understand

You said you loved me for who I was
You did not care about my race or creed
You said you only wanted to be with me
To share your life and your water need

You kissed me with your liquid lips
You wrapped me in your wet embrace
You filled me with your gentle warmth
You made my heart beat faster pace

You asked me one more time to come with you
To leave behind my earthly ties
You said you would protect me from the dangers
That lurked beneath the waves and skies

I looked into your eyes and saw your soul
You looked into mine and saw my love
I made my choice and took your hand
We dove into the water, like a dove

We are happy in our watery world
We explore, we play, we laugh, we learn
We are together, we are one
We are a water elemental's love.

• In the original Final Fantasy game, water elementals are enemies that are weak to ice magic, but not to thunder magic.

• In Dungeons & Dragons, water elementals are neutral beings that can enter a hostile creature's space and stop there.
  They can also create a whelm attack that can drown their foes.
  They are resistant to acid and nonmagical physical damage, but they are vulnerable to cold damage.

• In some fantasy worlds, water elementals are strong against fire and earth magic, but weak against air and metal magic.
  This is based on the idea that water can extinguish fire, erode earth, be evaporated by air, and be cut by metal.