Elphaba X Glinda Fanart Novels & Stories

The great marble halls of the Grand Academy of Eldoria were quiet as the final twilight of the century settled over the spires. Rows of towering stained-glass windows illuminated the polished floors with deep hues of violet, amber, and crimson. At the very end of the gallery, a massive semicircular window depicted two grand, sweeping figures: a wolf woven from brilliant golden fire and a phoenix rising from silver starlight, their wings overlapping to protect the worlds nestled beneath them. A young elven instructor stood before the vibrant display, her hand resting gently on the shoulder of her young son, who was staring up at the glass with wide, reflective eyes.

Ah, but if it was Megumi, she might suggest an ice cream shop or a cd shop to find for a new album of the Imperials. As I thought of these, I unconsciously let out a laugh... Yui mocked with her surprised reaction, "What made the Ice prince smile like that?" "Nothing." I denied as I clear my throat and continued, "Shall we, then?"

A sudden thought came to me. Glinda, I need you please. On my way D. Putting away my phone, I knew she would be here in seconds. As predicted, a popping sound rang through my office as Glinda appeared before me. Glinda is a witch of the light. We had been friends for years. I saved her from drowning when she was a little girl. “D, it has been a while. How can I help you?” She said with a warm smile on her face. “Sorry Glinda. A lot has been happening. I have a prisoner in the furthest cell in the cave that needs some extra binding spells in place so that only myself and my mate are the only ones that may enter.” Her eyes had lit up when I mentioned my mate.

They shouldn't have let her roam around alone. "She's Ibrahil's mate, my Queen," said Ilayda, a water fairy. She was surprised because Ibrahil was her mother's queen choice to be her groom someday. "Really? Were they together on the waterfalls? How did she end up being hurt alone?" she asked curiously. Ibrahil will never let a human roam around without an Encantado as a companion. "She went alone my Queen, she was taking photos around and stayed in the waterfalls until bigfoot found her," answered Ilayda while flying around in front of the queen.

I’ll never disappoint my parents like that again and will try to make less trouble for myself and for others. I stepped outside and watched everyone do their works. Mom and Lena are still busy entertaining the guests which now have reached forty in numbers. One of them is our island’s elder, Nana Alona who is also a half-fairy like me. She also has long pointed ears but she doesn’t have a wings like a real fairy and so is me. She suddenly met my gaze that made my heart beat fast. She smiled to ease the awkward silence between us.

"And when you wake up, I want you to tear your uncle to pieces. Don't mind destroying my body in the process. I'll have another one in my next life." Prince Kayziel frowned and groaned. "You do know that the longer you take, the faster they die, right?" Prince Ron let out a sigh, kissed his beloved on the cheek then turned to the Elf spirit. "Let's get this over with." ******** In the quiet stillness of the night, the moon hung low in the sky, casting an eerie glow across the glade. The air was heavy with tension, and the only sound was the soft rustle of leaves and the gentle flaps of the tents as a light breeze swept through the glade. The faint shimmer of the fairy dust used to draw the e

As they parted to allow the newcomers into the circle, I could see the distinct features of pointed ears and fair, otherworldly beauty that marked them as elves. My hands are white-knuckled, holding tightly to the arms of the chair as if they were the only thing keeping me grounded. My knuckles are pale and my fingers are shaking slightly. The elf's hands gracefully reached up to the hood, pulling it back to reveal the sight of a stunning female with long, golden hair that seemed to glow with its ethereal aura. Her eyes were a mesmerizing shade of purple like amethysts catching the light and reflecting it in an otherworldly sheen. The other elf was a towering figure, standing at least seven

Because Glory line witches were someone who couldn’t be messed with. “At least, you know how to be honest,” Elphaba said with a snort as she walked to her chair and sat there in a most unladylike way. Elphaba was a beautiful woman. She has sharp features. Pointy nose, pointy chin, soft luscious red hair, skin as soft and smooth and white as milk, beautiful crescent shape eyes, plump lips, and her demeanor made her look very beautiful. Even as a woman Adira felt attracted to the witch. She batted her eyes at her dazedly as she watched the beautiful woman do the things in a most unladylike way. But those things didn’t make her any less beautiful but more beautiful. Adira came into reality when

Glinda says excitedly "Yeah." I chip in half-heartedly "...Or maybe, just maybe, the heir to the throne; Prince Helios may even be my destined mate." Glinda purrs dreamily "Nope. That is not a possibility, wake up Glinda! A witch cannot be mates to a Lycan." I tell her

Was she trying to find Ian? As she walked closer to me, and even dared to touch me, I had to admit that her cloaking spell was good. She looked like Eloise. Everything was in place but she could never fool me. I knew Eloise in ways that even Eloise wasn’t aware of. “Kiss me, Olpheus,” she repeated, spreading one hand on my chest. I tried not to recoil under her touch, still looking around for my mate. She had to be here somehow, she had to be close by. Lyara wouldn’t be putting on this show for nothing.