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Once upon a time, the world was a dark and lifeless place. The only living beings were sea creatures and simple microbes. But then, a group of extraordinary beings decided to change that.
These beings were called the Elementals, and they each represented one of the fundamental elements: earth, water, fire, and air. Together, they decided to create a new type of being that could thrive on land and in the air.
The Elementals began their work, and first, they created the earth and the water. They shaped the land and created oceans, rivers, and lakes. Next, they called upon the power of fire to create light and heat, and to energize the planet.
Finally, it was time to create the air. The Elementals knew that this was the most important element, as it would allow their new creation to breathe and move freely. They summoned their power and began to spin and swirl the air around, gathering it into a great mass.
For days, the Elementals worked tirelessly, spinning and shaping the air until it was just right. They created winds and breezes, and added just the right amount of oxygen to make it breathable for their new creation.
When they were done, the Elementals breathed life into their creation and it sprang to life. It was a bird, the first of its kind, and it took to the air with ease. The Elementals watched as the bird soared and swooped through the sky, and they knew that they had created something truly magical.
From that day on, the air was an essential part of the world, allowing all creatures to breathe and move freely. And the Elementals were celebrated as the creators of this wondrous new world, forever remembered for their great work in the establishment of air.
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