The Lost Fae

the Cailleach was, and it brought Wynne's anxiety to the surface. She was struggling enough with coming to terms that she

man as you or I. The difference is the Cailleach controls the weather. And a bad mood from her means great winter storms. I much prefer it here than

ckle as she watched him. "I'm sure she won't be too bad, from what you've said. After all, who says men

ch troubled him. She wondered, what wasn't he telling her? Was she worse than he was letti

et her, and it shall be a long journey. You'll need plenty of rest, and it will likely be the best cour

h. Assuming that they were done talking for now, Wynne retrieved her sketchbook again, pulling out a stick of charcoal with it. She wanted t

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Few other than the sidhe could get every last detail on point when attempting to put the be

man world. And see if he could find information on fated mates. It had been many centuries since the Goddess had blessed anyone with one. So long in fact, that

dir didn't know what that pull was supposed to feel like, but he suspected that it was the same one he felt towards Wynne. He wondered if she could feel it

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her charcoal anymore. Stowing the drawing implement and her book back into her satchel, she stretched out and took a bigger look around. There were mice and hedgehogs hiding underneath the bench, and a few bluejays flitting along the br

I'm sorry I don't have anything to give you. I'd give you a treat if I had any. " Silly. What

inches tall, and they ranged from male, to female, to androgynous. It was while watching the ones by her hands that Wynne noticed the birds and insects around had disappeared as well, and she was surrounded by the little creatures. One slowly approached her from a top the bench.

nsidered queen. " Her voice was shrill, but melodic, like the bird she had been. Her beauty was ethereal,

that that kindness is in you. It has been so long si

something to eat? " She asked the bevy of Pixies, as she listened to her stomach let out a loud rumble. Musical laughs greeted her ears, and the