Alien Fairy Novels & Stories

“Oh, come on. We rarely get to come here. I just want to meet them and you promised to come with me, Bastian.” “And I regret it already. Control that tail of yours already!” “I can’t. I am too happy! Oh! I can sniff some over here.” “If any of the gods are listening, save me, please,” Sebastian grumbled before he was pulled off in another direction. Unbeknownst to them both, a giant green bird tailed them from the skies, its eyes focused on the constantly moving Marvis. On its back was a human like figure but it was hard to call it human with long pointy ears and transparent wings. It was a fairy, hitching a free ride on a werephoenix even though she could fly. It was none other than the laz

I wondered who owned such structure. “Welcome to Destiny. Thank you for making your time to meet us here under a short notice” a woman wearing a pink dress suit greeted us. She was not Human for sure. I guessed her to be a Fairy. They were known to be smaller in size and always so cheerful even when everyone was quite the opposite. But underneath that veil of kindness, they are creatures not to be mess with. A being that could alter reality into dreams. Influencing the minds of those they thought were threats to them, without you noticing it.

The battle between Allen and the beautiful fairy was impressive. She didn't contain any of her powers, no even when she knew that he was a superior. "Vania, you have improved," Allen praised the young woman in a dark blue uniform and pointy ears. She had a delicate face and soft features, even her frame was not that of a warrior but as a fairy from castles and gardens.

They also have interesting colorful flannel shirts that I have never seen before. Xeno never left my side and he even got more protective when the people around us started to stare at me. Then I remembered that I may look really strange to them with my long, silver hair, pale skin, elongated ears, and purple eyes. Just like what they have said to me before, it has been so long ago since faeries were last seen in the human realm, and being here with Felrim made us the main attraction of the group. “Don’t mind them, Sapphire. We won’t stay too long in this place.”

"Wait! I will help you look for Malia!" Wonder flicks my mind when a tiny fairy not more prominent than one of my fingers lands on my shoulder. It's a feather-light male with green hair, pointed ears, and crimson-red eyes. And oh-my-god, he is wearing a tiny tunic! I have to keep myself from picking him up. The little thing is absolutely adorable! His expression makes it seem as if he is constantly tired! And his glowing skin and carved, flawless face capture my heart. The fairy has an otherworldly beauty that reminds me of the first time I saw Azrael in his angelic form.

I should be grateful for that since she jumped right into my arms involuntarily. I felt sparks in all the places that were in contact with her body, and it looks like she felt them too because she withdrew from my hold yet again. She sat at the corner of the bed and brought her knees to her chest. "Wha-what is th-that?" She asked confused, pointing at her moving tail. "That's your tail sweetheart." I replied calmly. "M-my tail? How come? I'm human!" She said with disbelief. "No baby girl, you're a Gumiho. And that here is your first tail." I replied. I had to take this slowly with her, else she freaks out more than she already is.

“We’re sort of in the dream realm, Aurora.” “Ora,” I correct her. She smiles at me. “Ora, I’m Ellie. A hybrid, very similar to yourself.” I looked at her cautiously. “If I’m dreaming, you’re a figment of my imagination. Right?” She gave me a half smile and looked to her left. “Ora, we have a common enemy and, according to a friend, you can help me stop her,” Ellie turned her head toward me. “Ora, please help me stop Millicent.”

he already knew. Ariella nodded and took off, beckoning us to follow her. We rose from our cozy spot by the tree, and trailed behind her, curious about what she had discovered. She led us to a hidden glade, where the air was filled with glittering fairy dust, and the trees were adorned with flowers that shone like stars. In the center of the glade, a magnificent unicorn stood, her coat shimmering in hues of iridescent white, her horn glowing with soft, ethereal light, her mane long and billowing, her tail swishing as she danced.

The moment the spell shattered, Kira appeared in front of me and placed her hand on Zinnia's head. The cage holding me prisoner shattered like glass, the shackles turning into brown ashes. The shift wasn't as painful as the first but it left me in significant pain. While I shifted, a similar attack shot toward us but Apple blocked it, causing an explosion that spread dust everywhere in a fog-like manner. The witch's laughter reverberated, and it was frightful. "I thought as much," Apple said coldly. The fog died down and in place of the witch, a fairy with wings similar to Apple's but with shades of purple and black flew above the ground. "You've always loved charades,"

"Are you kidding? You're really talking about my dad?" "I am. If we can break the spell your parents cast on you, you will probably have white wings like him. And don't forget the elongated and sharp canines characteristic of the fae," she looked at Kai, still mocking me. "This will be amazing." "I'm just one-third fae, right? Maybe I won't have wings," I spoke a little exasperated. "You're not afraid of heights, right?" asked Kai with a smug smile. "Because it's just heights, nothing to be afraid of."