Wingless Fairies Novels & Stories

Silas asks. I look at him for asking such a stupid question. "They took her, you idiot!" I SCREAM AT HIM! I run out of the room, with Ando on my heels. "We will get her back," Ando says as he follows me out of the house. The fairies are outside, mourning the loss of the council members. Those lying pieces of shit probably got what they deserved in reality. The fairies run up to me as I come out. "We need to see our Queen," the fairies start demanding. I look over at Silas.

Then another. The druids began to raise their voices and the lights flickered longer and longer until finally the clearing was filled with fluttering faeries. They flitted from stone to stone as though they were curious where they were until they all began to gather within the circle. There was no organization to the creatures. They fluttered and hovered like humming birds of all different sizes but no bigger than a rosebud. They glowed like starlight and left sparkling trails as they danced about the clearing and the stones. There was no counting them or seeing exactly what they looked like. Once and while as the song progressed they would hover just long enough to see a body with wings and

Positioned to make everyone else look “beneath.” They’d brought numbers, loud and obvious. Wolves with blades. Wolves with smug grins. Wolves puffed full of witch-dust strength and hungry to show it off. They’d also brought fae. Not hides-and-flowers court fae. Not the ones who danced in moonlight and cut you with riddles. These were courtless. Ragged-winged. Eyes too bright and too flat. Bargain-scavengers. Two of them sat along the edge of Ironclaw’s cluster like vultures waiting to see if they’d get scraps.

"Are you kidding? You're really talking about my dad?" "I am. If we can break the spell your parents cast on you, you will probably have white wings like him. And don't forget the elongated and sharp canines characteristic of the fae," she looked at Kai, still mocking me. "This will be amazing." "I'm just one-third fae, right? Maybe I won't have wings," I spoke a little exasperated. "You're not afraid of heights, right?" asked Kai with a smug smile. "Because it's just heights, nothing to be afraid of."

I don't know where I am, because the surroundings, not even the sky, are unfamiliar to me. Suddenly I saw something flying in the sky. But I couldn't see them because I was dazzled by the sun's rays. Little by little I hear the beat of the wings of the flying ones. I squinted to see what was coming. When I saw the flying ones, my eyes widened because what I saw was far from what I expected. People who fly and they have wings—it would be more correct to say that they are fairies. Their wings are like those of butterflies. They are so beautiful to look at and that's amazing.

Something bumps into me and I turn to see what it is, only to find a tiny person with glittery wings. "Oops! Sorry, Princess." The fairy speaks and flies away hurriedly. I frown, wondering what gave my identity away. "Fairies may not be mages but they have very strong magic. They can tell who you are just by touch," Roy responds to the silent question in my head as we continue down the cobblestone road. "Oh…" I whisper, my lips forming an O shape. "This is a neutral city. Meaning it has no owner so werewolves have no right to act as they do when in their territory. Out here, they just avoid Lycans like a plague." Roy adds and I realise he's responding to my earlier question.

The combination of majestic waterfalls, serene lily ponds, enchanting mermaids, vibrant lily pads, and the contagious happiness of the werewolves created a visual spectacle that left me inspired and eager to bring similar beauty to my own pack. The sight before me was truly breathtaking. As I stood in awe and bewilderment, my eyes were greeted with a mesmerizing sight of mythical beings that were not mere figments of imagination, but living, breathing creatures dwelling in this enchanted place. I couldn't believe my eyes as a majestic Pegasus soared gracefully through the sky, its wings glistening in the sunlight. Alongside it, there were Unicorns galloping gracefully, their pure white coats

He never imagined that Lu Dongbin was trapped there. Suddenly, after a few minutes of silence, Darryl thought of something, ‘Oh yes!’ “Taoism Master, you mentioned earlier that Yuri and Bonnie are fairies? What are fairies?” he asked. Lu Dongbin stroked his beard and said slowly, “A fairy is not human. They are formed from the aura from the sky and earth. The two ladies you saw earlier are the fairies of the Illusion Virtual World. One of kindness, another of evilness. They enter a battle every time they meet. The battle between them is not something we can interfere in.”

Her pulse was erratic, fluttering like a terrified bird beneath my fingers. It was then that the clearing came to life around us. The fairies, who had discreetly retreated to the treetops to give us privacy, swooped down like a shower of shooting stars. The hum of their wings intensified, creating an urgent, anxious melody. Dozens of them, shimmering in shades of gold, silver, and sky blue, surrounded Elina’s unconscious body. Bless appeared beside Nora and Pía; the three of them returned to human size and moved forward quickly.