Pixie Hollow Games Fawn Novels & Stories

With a sigh, I turn to Amelia, ready to warn her, but instead I find her uncovering her ear with the earing on display. “Oh a token, she is a friend.” “I wonder if she is friends with Silver Fur.” “Oh I love Silver Fur, she smells like lavender and mint.” “I wonder if silver fur is here in the forest.” Three small creatures appear before us, their wings fluttering fast yet silently as they circle Amelia. She smiles, holding her hand out flat as the one with blue wings lands gently. “Hi Sunny. I haven’t seen you in forever.” Amelia greets the pixie, a sub species to the Fae.

Why are they running late? Finally, after an hour of waiting, the others arrived one after the other. There was a total of seven people in the team. Aside from Oliver, Lumara and me, there were also the mermaid Nayara, goblin Jethro, the werewolf Draven, and last but not the least, the fox princess none other than Snow Ivory herself. “Yo, I didn’t expect to meet the Queen Fae this way. I should’ve attended the meeting last Wednesday if I had known.”

she said, looking embarrassed. Right about then, Fawn was attempting to bowl and we both turned to watch. She had massive talons for fingernails so clearly she couldn’t stick them in the holes of the ball. Instead, she walked up to the line and literally dropped it from her palms. It fell with a huge thud and went immediately into the gutter then stopped. My eyes flicked back up to Bailey. “Okay I think I can do a bit … better than that,” she said, cracking a small smile.

Jasmine stopped at what she was doing and turned her head. "It is so insulting. Pixie, seriously! They eat flesh. Light Fae prefer the nectar of a flower and fruit. Pixie's relies on blood and meat." She simmered with fear. "It is what shadow fae do, they like to make people suffer Peaches. Now help me hang these posters." The girls grabbed a banner and started the process of hanging. It was a pain because they had to pull the ceiling tile up and hooking the pin in without getting ceiling tile in her eye.

God said as he handed her two sets of a weapon that looked like a kind of celestial grenade. She took the weapons and turned them into light like she does her sword. She was all set and ready to go and carry out this very important task. “Thank you, Father. I will not fail you this time,” Fawn said and let out her wings. She took to the sky and flew out of heaven to go find Norae so that they could find Hannah together and win the bet for all of creation. Fawn was prepared to do the deed and nothing was going to stop her this time, not her ties, emotions, or love for Hannah was going to make her disobey her Father again.

“Well, it’s no wonder he didn’t bother trying to help with that ridiculous undertaking. Of course I don’t know. Why would Larkin even know? He’s not a demon.” “Yeah, but… the Reapers use them, too. There’s one in Reaper’s Hollow, and Thanatos and his horde of monsters have been using it to go back and forth, talking to Azrael and the other demon guys.” She knew she sounded ridiculous, or at the very least, uninformed. All of this was just too much.

“Aileen must be giddy to know she is getting some good money from this,” Phoebe muses, and I chuckle. My little luna queen has no idea how much Aileen has planned for this money, one of which is capturing deer and raising them to be food for vampires.

Josh and I stood, looking on in awe as a large convoy of all types of fae began trooping into the glade. “The Ivory Court is here,” squealed an excited pixie, before rushing off to join in the festivities.

THE DISCOVERY OF ELENA The News of the discovery of a winter fairy spread across far and wide of Winterfell. The celebration event still went on as the queen of Winterfell called Aurora came in, she had tall slim figure with nice curves, her wings were as golden as gold, her dress made with colourful flowers and leaves, her hair were as brown as chocolate, her lips deep as blood and a beautiful crown made of ice on her head. She had come to see the new fairies and gave each of them special names. The fairy Born of light she gave Lumina, the fairy Born of wind she gave Faye, the fairy Born of water she gave Anahita and the fairy Born of winter she gave Elena. They were all welcomed by every f

Colton observed as they entered the dining room through the back door. “Who? Nessie?” Nana Bee asked as she set out a platter of scones. “She’s not losing her Grams. She’s gaining a ghost.” “Mum.” Fiona said coming in from the hallway. “The Coven is arriving.” “Any sign of yer daughter?” Nana Bee asked with a knowing smile. “Nacht.” Fiona scoffed. “Makes me wonder if the legend of the stones is true.” “Yeh can ask.” Siobhan suggested. “Where is me bairn?”