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Talisa Williams did not know that she was not an ordinary human until the day she was kidnapped by strangers. At that moment, Talisa knew that she had a special power to master the earth element. Talisa almost lost her life, but a handsome man named Darius Edmund came to save her. Talisa was surprised because the man who saved her had the power of fire, the same as the kidnappers.

Talisa was frightened when she found out the truth about this world. Beyond modern buildings and advanced technology, it turns out that there is a magical world hiding in it. It is a land called Traum filled with people like Talisa and Darius. Talisa was again shocked when she found that she was the only surviving earth-elemental master. That is why she was hunted by the Lord of the fire-elemental master, to control the world.

To protect herself and even the fate of all of Traum, Talisa must use the power that has been hiding within her. However, she can only do so if she comes into contact with Darius. The man's body heat was like a trigger for her strength. The more the man touched her body, the more Talisa was able to master her power. Love begins to grow in her heart, but Darius is a cold, emotionless man. The man hid many secrets behind his cold demeanor. Can Talisa save herself and the land of Traum? And can she melt the iceberg of Darius’ heart?

The Heat of Your Touch

THOYT – Chapter 108 – The Sorcerer's Council Palace

This time Talisa didn't throw another fist, but she picked up another piece of wood that was scattered on the floor, pieces from the leg of the glass table that had been shattered by their fight. Darius knew that Talisa would really kill him now. Inside Darius' body, he felt a strong urge. He knows, in a desperate situation, his evil power will come back to the surface.

Darius saw that Talisa was a little off guard because she was trying to get the wood. He took the opportunity to squeeze Talisa's veins in her neck, just like she did before to stun people. The pressure technique that he uses must be precise and fast in order to temporarily block blood and oxygen from flowing to the brain.