Fairy Tail Evergreen Novels & Stories

My hopes to see the wolf again were dashed, but the disappointment didn't last. Her lips curved in a welcoming smile that immediately put me at ease, but Gera hooted angrily at her and tried to convince me to turn around and run. Her long black hair flowed around her like a silk sheet, ending at her narrow waist. She wore a floor-length forest green gown that complimented the purple eyes set in her lovely face. A thick fringe of lashes matched her hair and decorated her eyes giving her a mysterious, otherworldly beauty. "Are you a fairy?" She asked me, with genuine excitement lighting the violet depths of her eyes. She looked human, but as far as I knew their eyes didn't come in that color.

“Alice don’t think you have won…just because you managed to escape, steal the golden book and free Fate sisters doesn’t mean you can win against me.” She took a bottle filled with violet liquid and went into the garden. She took the pot and put few drops of liquid in the pot. In no time Oleander plant grew up. “Being a fairy you could be close to nature but the same nature can turn against you when the darkness surrounds it. I am really sorry you didn't get to learn about your fairy powers Alice" Sandra smirked.

Rockmount. The land where witches and wolves live side by side. Aurora Evergreen, the most dangerous witch who develops potions and witchcraft and is feared by their kind due to her ability to place a lethal curse on anyone, was born in the den of the well-known cruel alpha king who slaughtered the witches in the past. She can also erase someone's memory, which explains why no one has ever messed with her. And Aurora Evergreen is Erina’s mother. Erina remembered everything clearly and why she was facing her problem at the present time.

“Do you even have enough? Use that for now, anak.” “No, Nay. Ma’am gave me an advance salary.” “Wow, your employer is really kind.” “She really is, Nay. Where’s Tintin?” “She’s still at school. I’m waiting for her to come out.” “That’s good. So when you get the money, you won’t need to go back out again.” “I’m heading out now, Nay. I’ll call you again once I’ve sent it. Nay, please eat out with Tatay.” “Alright, anak. Thank you so much.”

Outside the window was a roaring white world. My roommate, Elise Clawford, fished a leather wineskin out of her locker, as if she were pulling a secret treasure. She winked at me, explaining, "Authentic Frostwolf Ale—I smuggled it in. Let's celebrate surviving these first two brutal weeks!" Amber liquid sloshed into wooden cups, carrying the sharp scent of pine resin and snow. I took small sips. After the burn came a strange warmth, spreading from my throat down into my stomach.

He couldn't be late, absolutely couldn't be late. Ana's eyes rounded at the plants in front of her so that it didn't feel strange if after passing through the two trees the atmosphere and air around her changed from before. Ana did not know that she had just passed through the seal that the werewolf nation had put up to protect the residence and was invisible to ordinary eyes. Ana walked with her eyes focused on the plants hanging from the tree. "I can't believe I'm going to see a ghost orchid in person in the wild like this." Ana covered her mouth.

Augustin saluted, and choose two out of the 4 guards that is with them. "Everyone, let us go.", Lady Rhina said as she gestured to her guests. She, as of the moment, leaves her annoyance to Pheia as she happily introduces each store that they pass through. "This is the Evergreen Mountain, as you can see it is not a mountain but a medicinal store. Its name is derived from their capacity to supply every herb and medicine as if they were a mountain full of green herbs.", Lady Rhina said as she said as they went into the store.

“She thought you deserved more time to rest after all that training.” “Thank you!!!” Joana replied gratefully. “Let’s go and discuss in the study room,” Dana said. “We got some information from one of the soothsayers we saw about the evergreen river.” “Really? I can’t wait to hear it.” They all went into the study and took their seats before Dana began to speak. “The evergreen river, that is the first ingredient that the supreme council told you to collect, I saw the poem you found, and I thought it sounded strange that the river was being described as if it was a person, a female person. Well, that’s because she is.”

Evy was still carrying her bag until she felt it grow heavier. "Is it just me or is this heavier than usual?" "It's heavier" Dune replied without missing a beat. "Why?" Dune was watching her walk before looking up at the top of her bag. "Gran Iruka's Canur is on top of your bag" "What?" Evy wanted to look but she can't. The best she could do was look at the shadows and try to assess. When puffy ears could be displayed and the moving tail, she was sure it was Goro.

The pack healer’s two apprentices, who already trusted Marta and who saw more of the pack’s private distress than almost anyone. Yes, Marta said simply. A woman named Sable who ran Evergreen’s southern gate rotation — not a warrior herself but someone whose cooperation controlled access to one of the pack’s three entry points. Possible. Requires time. We went on like that for two hours, building a picture of what Evergreen actually was beneath Clara’s surface management — the veins and joints of it, the places where loyalty lived and where fear lived and where people were simply waiting for something to attach their courage to.