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[Shiori]

Okori.. I was wondering what your IMVU name is because I also have IMVU and such. I really need to speak with you it is important.

[Okori Tenko]

Same as here OkoriTenko. Can't miss me.

[Ivy Kirax]

I did alot of Kitsune research I mean hell I am a Kitsune. But anyway how many of you feel like your with an element like Fire water celestial ect.. Do you use energy from that specific Element? Are you a water Kitsune for example? I am highly curious or do you feel the elements do not apply to Kitsune like in lore?

Personally I've found that with Kitsune I've met, we all can use the elements with some practice but its just a preference as to what Element you choose to use. May be based off how well you're attracted to a particular element or how easy it is to use.

I myself prefer using Light/Celestial energy, but also secondary elements like crystal or ice. Yet subconsciously I'm still water and air.

[Kira]

 
But they're all naturally connected.
Like water to ice and that to crystal and celestial (they both fall under "order" in my elemental system) and then to light to which wind is connected. And wind and water form waves, so we go full circle.

[Ivy Kirax]

Agreed, I've never really talked about the elemental systems so I'm sorta new to the term used. I've normally just talked about elements between me and Hakuzo but nothing past it ^.^;

[tsukos]

Most everything is a building block for something else, as well as a product of something else. Everything began with an amalgamation of fire and air. That's what I call it, because I don't have a name for something that can contain the building blocks of an entire universe in an atom. But, it is at least made up of fire and air. And then it exploded. And fire cooled, becoming less as air expanded, and the difference between fire and earth became apparent, and so too between air and water. And then these four basic building blocks, which are really extremely loose categories if anything for me, recombined and further split in particular ways to form elements from those as mystical as spirit and life to those as mundane as iron and coal.

That's how I see elements. It's all building blocks, which can be put together or sundered apart by interaction.

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