You’re welcome. Glad that answered your question.

Thank you, Ms. Estep! That’s fixed the wobble in my perception. I thought I was missing some significant component of the powers. However, when my wife is crafting her art pieces, many items she assembles end up a particular way because she wanted it that way, so I’m used to “because I wanted it there” as an answer. 😀 Much appreciated!

I set up the series/elements/magic the way that I wanted to. I didn’t base it on classical Greek or anything like that. I knew that I wanted Fire as one of the main elements, so I went with Ice as its opposite. Hope that answers your question. Thanks!

Why is one of the elements Ice, rather than Water? In this series, water is considered an offshoot, rather than Ice being an offshoot of water (as it would be with the classical Greek). It would also make more sense if Gin’s water power is a secondary, weaker water power that it would be ice. For some reason, that just niggles at me. Thank you!