Winter Wisp (
winter_wisp) wrote2015-01-09 11:25 pm
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Phouka
Winter's colour was slowly returning to him, and his wings were still weak, but were starting to shine once more. He slept often, and for long stretches of time, but it was clear he was slowly mending.
...It was also clear that being kept inside was driving the little pixie mad. He craved sunlight and the kiss of the moon, and he'd taken to spending much of his time pressed against the window looking sad. More so today than ever, since Willy and Fin were out and about. Something to do with Fin's 'work', that was all he'd been told, and he'd blown a raspberry at their backs as the pair had left, then wasted the morning gazing out the window.
"Phouka," he said, whining just a little. "I am bored- The mortal's home is so dull. Give me my potion so I will be tall, and we can go and have hot chocolate in the park," he grinned.
...It was also clear that being kept inside was driving the little pixie mad. He craved sunlight and the kiss of the moon, and he'd taken to spending much of his time pressed against the window looking sad. More so today than ever, since Willy and Fin were out and about. Something to do with Fin's 'work', that was all he'd been told, and he'd blown a raspberry at their backs as the pair had left, then wasted the morning gazing out the window.
"Phouka," he said, whining just a little. "I am bored- The mortal's home is so dull. Give me my potion so I will be tall, and we can go and have hot chocolate in the park," he grinned.
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He smiled at the thought, then turned to Phouka again. "Why did you agree to help fae Willy? Are you in his debt?"
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"Tell me you will not become the mortal's friend and abandon me as Willy did."
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"Will he?" Winter asked, looking shocked. "But the mortal can't die now. Willy put a magic heart in him. He will not age, or die... Did fae Willy not tell you?"
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"He did not tell me," he said quietly. "He must be truly happy."
Phouka did not sound pleased about that. At all.
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"Shall we sit outside and enjoy the sunshine?" he asked.
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"Yes. I have missed fresh air. The mortal's home is sealed so tight, and the windows hardly open."
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"Not our realm, or here. I was trapped so long, I have hardly lived."
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"You will need to learn to take care with making friends, primrose. Not all are as worthy as the Prince and I," he laughed.
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"Messy," he smiled. "Delicious though."
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"I could have licked that off, you know, if only you had told me," he said.
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