Kazuma's School for Elementals

"'You'd have thought a school like this would need an entrance exam for such good grades, right? Wrong! My school is all about fun, and it's for elementals only!' - Kazuma Shienza (Headmaster)"Kazuma's School for Elementals is the main location of the series in season two.

History
To get into Kazuma's School for Elementals, all you need to do is demonstrate your show elemental power - this is usually the form of elemental magic that elementals use when they're asleep or bored, often causing small, harmless demonstrations of power. All elementals, including those of shadow nation origin, are allowed in anonymously.

The school is situated high up Baynadere Mountains, which has villages composed entirely of elementals living on it; though the students are permitted to live on-campus, and roam about at their expense, battle and demonstrate their powers - on the condition that no property is tampered with. The headmaster, Kazuma Shienza, is never shown on-screen.

There has only been one record of a student who has no elemental power that has ever entered the school; this was Shien Chikara, the father of the protagonists and husband of Hira Chikara, the elemental of healing. According to the mission log book belonging to the exquisite Storyteller, he was allowed into the school because he had such a divine understanding of the elementals and their ways.

The school is described, from behind a closed door by Kazuma Shienza, to be around 50,000 years old. It was built on sacred ground by The Storyteller, and has never needed repair before. The respect the elementals all had to their original creator meant that the school was not to be tampered with, but respected and prayed on.

Although the shadow nation was not created by The Storyteller, they were still permitted entry because they were elementals all the same - on the condition that nothing was destroyed. Headmaster Kazuma treated all the elementals as equals, despite their feuding - even though he wasn't one himself.