Sao Fairies Novels & Stories

The fairies line along the banks of the river, lighting up the way for them. “There are fairies in this forest?” Roseanne asks curiously. “I thought they were extinct!” “There are a lot of things in this world which are supposedly extinct,” Dmitri told her. “Fairies hide in these forests where no one can hurt them.” Roseanne is awed by the fairies which are flying around her. They are all beautiful and mischievous. There used to be plenty of fairies in the land but after the Great War, the fairies were believed to be extinct. The lights of fairies are highly valuable and if caught, fairies can be sold off for millions of creds.

At least twenty fairies were trapped in cages lying in the middle of the room. Summoning Lime again, Zen gave it an extra command after charming the dark magicians. “See if you can free them,” he pointed at the trapped fairies. “I’ll stall them for as long as I can.” With only less than a minute to conclude the battle and free the kidnapped faes, Zen summoned Mandy and received a random buff that boosted his defence.

Soon, she would heal and the trail would die. “Prince Stone, it is an unexpected honor,” A guard snapped a salute at me, as I entered the building that housed the Gate. Gates were positioned in countless places around the human world and manned by fae of different houses. They were there to provide sanctuary to the fae who requested it, or stop and detain those who were fleeing. Humans couldn’t see them, which was good for them, as wandering through a Gate would send them to the Fae world, from which, they would never return.

Fredrich couldn't stay silent any more so he tore his gaze off Natalia and spoke. "The god that recently ascended is the Fairy Mother. Fairies are considered another race and reside in the forest of Damnation so they are not classified as part of the Kingdom of Ducroft." "Of course, they are not. Your kingdom has a history of hunting them almost to extinction, right?" The Queen of Polivia snidely commented. Fredrich didn't respond to provocation, staying silent. "The fairies aren't also considered a part of the Empire since they never actually leave the forest of Damnation so we won't claim that either."

He realized it was because she did not trust him and he felt how afraid she was at that moment, he then stopped at a place where there were some bus seats and he offered her to have a seat with him. “Okay what do you want to know?” he asked her and she took some time before responding. “everything there is,” she said and he agreed to explain to her everything that was going on, he explained to her who Unseelie were and the difference between them and the fairies they had the dark magic and the fairies had the light hence that’s why they were so beautiful compared to Unseelie who had very ugly faces. He further explained to her about the dark-winged fairies who are the most dangerous of them

“We are dragon fairies. Simply put, we are the blood cells of the dragon whose blood was used to forge this Katana. We always remained together as the blade of the Katana because until now we had never come in contact with such tremendous mana as was in your blood. That brought us to our free states again and gave us these forms, which happens rarely with a dragon’s blood.” He looked like the most intelligent of them all because among the seven of them, only he looked a little less like a beast to me. “What is your name?” I asked. “Red,” he said. The three female fairies immediately snapped. “I am Red!” “No me!” “It’s me!” “Come on, you three. All of us are Red combined. She gave us one name

The atmosphere in the Orange Haven remains tense. The gravity of the terror of an entire realm of the Fire fairies under the spell of Alirion is disturbingly alarming to its people. The Fire fairies are a proud and brave race. Never have they imagined to be invaded by a single fairy and lose their control over their realm. What is worse is that the intruder is one of their own. It is scary but mostly insulting for their kind.

Some had delicate wings folded against their backs, transparent and shining like glass. “Woah,” Jace whispered, his eyes wide. Celina elbowed him. “Shut it. But…yeah…woah.” He leaned closer, lowering his voice. “I mean look at them. They don’t even walk, they glide.” “Shush,” she muttered again, but her own eyes were just as wide as his. As the group of fairies entered, the hall seemed to grow even brighter. A soft wind stirred the air as small glowing orbs floated in, moving like fireflies above everyone’s heads. They gathered in the center of the hall, forming a ring of light.

All of us refuse to look toward the corner. It’s like trying to avoid looking at a black hole. Lionel and I try to talk to the girls. To keep the conversation natural and calm. It’s not easy. “How many types of fairies are there?” Lionel asks inquisitively. As though the girls have not spent the past month chatting our ears off about it. “There’s forest fairies…ocean fairies…river fairies…” Patti listed. “No!” Vera interrupts. “That’s mermaids.”

It seems no matter how much money someone has, we are all flawed in our own ways. After what feels like forever, we are done and heading back to the office to drop our supplies off and clock out for the day. All I can think on the drive is how excited I am to get done and go home to my blissfully empty apartment. Watching Jesse easily carry all of her cleaning supplies always shocks me a little. I know she’s been working this job for a couple years, so it shouldn’t shock me, but she is so small compared to me that it makes it hard not to watch in minor awe at her strength. Fauns on average are between 4 and five feet which would make Jesse pretty average size for her kind. Compared to my nea