Fae Bound

s of the forest, including soft whispers in the breeze, fluttering wings overhead, and sporadic rustling in the bushes,

black hair resembling shadows. Lila noticed a feeling of threat surrounding him while also picking up on a slight, brewing discomfort.

forest stretched out to expose a wide open space, where a huge castle with tall spires resembling sharp thorns stood prominently. The stone

vely yet ominous, a location where she believed no luck could befall someone such as herself

e walked past them, showing battles, faerie feasts, and ancient rituals. The ceiling, impossibly high, was a glass dome that mir

t she made an effort to remain composed. Aeron claimed he wouldn't hurt her, but she couldn't shake off the tales. The Fae were

elaborate designs that appeared to shimmer with sorcery. Ae

authoritative tone, speaking softly.

le to speak due to he

an extended period. Some had delicate wings, others had horns twisted like rams, and some appeared to glisten like water. Seated on a throne made of twisted silver branches at the opposite end of the h

murmured amongst themselves, looking at Lila with a blend of interest and disapproval.

ila to quickly do the same, lowering her eyes to the floor

wavering. "I present to you a person who ha

rrowing a bit. "Is that a person?" she ask

he ancient tales, she gleaned an awareness that humans were seldom greeted warmly in th

ome here intentionally. "By cha

t gleaming in the Queen's eyes. "Perhaps

jaw was clenched. She came to understand that he was shielding her, but she couldn't fathom the reason behind it. Sh

ought her to prevent her from ending up in t

te her response. After that, she focused on Aeron again

he would be accountable for her. I will ensure t

an it? Would he assume the responsibil

g on her lips. Would you really take a chance like

yes-a glimpse of inner conflict. Before she could underst

n causes trouble, you will be the o

no longer only at risk. Now, Aeron was in charge of her. And