Thumbelina Fairies Novels & Stories

My wolf turned around slowly taking in the magical display before our eyes and I couldn’t believe that I hadn’t noticed them all before now. Selena let out a giggle before she said to me, “I see that you now know why I have such a beautiful garden. They are plant fairies, their only purpose in life is to make plants flourish, and as you can see these plant fairies love what they do. They are so tiny that we don’t even know that we share the same space with them.”

“So you are fairies? But I thought fairies are supposed to look like tiny humans with flower wings?” The lilac mushroom fae giggled. “Ah, yes. That is our friend, the flower fairy. Some fairies look like tiny humans, but there are more others that does not look like humans. Like us.” Darrion pointed to their heads. “Are those mushrooms or jellyfish?” “Jellyfish?” the faeries tiled their heads at the same time. “Err, it’s the slime monster that has tentacles that lives in the water,” Darrion said, recounting he had used the term from Jai back in Deleima.

To say I was in shock was beyond an understatement. A minute later several small creatures came in and immediately put out the fire. They thoroughly cleaned everything up as if it hadn’t happened. I looked at my dad with a questioning face. “There are varying types of fairies. Brownies, sprites, elves, gnomes, pixies, nymphs, selkies. Some have to do tasks or they get assigned to watch over someone as a godmother. They have to accomplish their tasks to move on to the next phase of their existence, some become angels, some fallen fairies are demons,” my dad whispered.

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.”

The twins were sitting on either side of me, and Martina's eyes were red and blotchy and Spencer was sniffling. When Dad and my siblings arrived at the villa, Mom was already gone. Of the ten people (five bodyguards, three maids, a chef, and a driver) who went with us, only two survived: me and the chef. According to the investigation, it was the work of a water naiad. Water naiads belonged to the fairy race. Unlike humans and elves and dwarves, fairies were immortal creatures. Since they didn't have physical bodies, they couldn't die. Hence, they were considered 'immortal'.

The mermaids were the only ones ogling at Darhl as he walked past them and went into the cave where the leader of the Dieza witches is. The mermaids are the only nosy creatures in that place. Since they had never left that environment before, they were always excited whenever they see someone new. *** Inside the cave, was a castle made of old bricks, and it had two female fairies at its entrance, and they tried to stop Darhl from going inside until a voice spoke saying, "let him in." The fairies which both had different colours of wings representing their specialty, stepped aside to let Darhl into the castle.

I grabbed his arms and ran away as fast as we could. Centaurs are getting nearer and nearer, I didn’t even think about them, that they are half horses. When they were about to jump on us, I thought they were going to be dying cockroaches crushed by a big, heavy rock. But then something happens, those centaurs were floating like balloons. :o As we managed to look around and see who did that amazing thing, I saw two fairies, which the girl one looks familiar with. “Hiya, Nowo, Dear.” The fairy said.

Aiden added, seemingly unimpressed with my authoritative tone. The snap of branches and twigs alerted us to the movement as the trees bent and twisted their limbs encasing us in a large dome prison. In the small gaps of light, flitters and flutters made the light flicker as we observed the fairies at work, commanding the forest to bend to their whim, maintaining our enclosure. A small opening appeared at the far side, and three tall, elegant figures stepped inside. Their ethereal beauty gave them away instantly, they were high fae. Closer to elves than fairies, and the most powerful of their kind.

“There’s more?” “Yes. I love this spot, a long time ago my mother built this spot for some of the lands cherished creatures. Do you believe in fairies Liza?” “I mean, what little girl didn’t grow up believing in fairies with Tinkerbell and Thumbelina.” She laughed. “Well, true.” I stood up and held my hand out for hers. Once she was on her feet we walked to the middle of the meadow. “Promise not to freak out.” “What’s going on Alaric?” She asked with her eyebrow half cocked.

She stretched her hand slowly to the creature who took her hands and hugged it causing her to giggle. They glowed yellow but are bigger than fireflies, she observed with a smile on her face. "You can observe the library, Levi and I have so many personal things to talk about. If you need anything, the fairies will help you with it, okay?" Jumbo waited for her reply before he walked away with Levi by his side. When they had gone far enough, Xena looked at the fairies with a gentle smile before she moved with them. It was time for her to understand those dreams.