Topic: A Sweet Vision for a Blind Druid

SillyFae

Date: 2009-05-20 16:14 EST
A vision stood sentient at the foot of an artfully carved bed frame. Bare toes curled around the base, toes attached to feet that curved up into the long, slender frame of five inches. That's right, the vision was no more the size of a doll, but no less lovely.

Her skin shone like pearls had been used to moisturize her pale skin, that barely there hint of rainbow that came with the shine of sun through a child's bit of quartz. Wings of the finest Sidhe genetics rose high, shimmering like the inside of an abalone's shell. Little arms spread outwards, fingers flared, and those wings began the slow fan not unlike a butterfly's whilst it drank the minerals from a puddle on a hot summer's day.

Wide almond eyes seemed distant despite their transfixed position upon the peaceful slumber of the druid's bed she'd perched upon. Statuesque, pristine, if not for the slow fan of those shining wings, one would think the demi fae a mere trick of the moonlight that filtered through the windows of this woodsy home.

There, the faint glimmer of the fae's skin began to glow, her body slowly illuminated as if a candle were struck from within. Those splayed fingers and outstretched arms rose upwards then, and little toes uncurled from their grip on the footboard of the bed. Slowly she began to lift, turning as if on some invisible revolve.

Up, up, up the little fae twirled, curiously though, her wings had retired to the secure flat of her back, and it really was some other power that drew her. But alas, it wasn't long before the fae ran out of room, and she disappeared like a breath of petals to a sharp wind.

"Hear me....Child of Green and Stone. Hear me and play! Yes, yes. Play. Shang bids pretty Elrohir to come out and play!"

Would head hear her call" Or would it be the non-corporeal fingers that brushed the sleeping form of himself within the eye of his dreams" Either way, Shang would bid the druid 'awake', and he'd be greeted by the dimpled stretch of a sidhe beauties' smile.

Every smile he missed while awake, every gesture, every trilling sound and delightful warmth from her curling and lounging presence. Elrohir would find it now in the sanctuary of his dreams. She was no doubt all he could have imagined from what his sensitive ears and extrasensory preceptors could glean, and more.

Milky curls awashed the pearly frame of her willowy body, and she moved with all that grace he'd come to know during the waking time she spent hovering in his company. A child of the Moon and Earth indeed, this lovely demi fae was. Smells made sense now from his waking moments, clicking into place with the spector she presented herself to be in his sleep.

Lilies, Liliacs, the creep of ancient moss across fallen celestial rocks, the crisp bite of cool water, the sweet, sonorous solace of the velveteen sky and it's stars; even the soulful echo of the moon, all these things radiated from her naturally.

When at long last the guileless demi fae bid her friendly druid 'good night', she ended their meeting with a darling kiss to the tip of his nose, slender hands wrapping warm, real, and right about his own before they slipped away into the depart of waves...

Elrohir, when he woke shortly after this busy night of revelation and demi fae mischief, now had a face to grace the sightless backs of his whirling ocean eyes. All the little nuances during the waking would have more sense behind them now, and would no doubt make the even tempered elf a little more aware of just what Shang was doing during the more infectiously sweet squeals and noises she uttered.

SillyFae

Date: 2009-05-21 13:18 EST
Nothing could have sealed the druid's doom more than allowing mischievous little sidhe moon child free reign upon his sleeping hours. With Elrohir's allowance, Shang would visit the elf's dreams the following night as well.

He would be 'awakened' in the foggy depths of his mind's sleeping eye much in the same fashion as the previous evening. The feel of soft hands, the warm invitation of a familiar, bell like voice he'd come to know in his waking hours. Sensuous flutters of silvery color and almond shaped, amethyst eyes; a dimpled smile, button nose wrinkled from the wide stretch of mirth across neat, Seelie features. A vision some would no doubt only wish their hardest to close their eyes to.

"Elrohir! Oh pretty, pretty. Come! Come play with Shang!" A gentle croon then as the slight weight of her would lift, tugging him to his feet with the gentle aide of willowy hands and slender arms. She still bore that dimpled smile, but tonight her eyes held a rascal's charm like he'd not seen before.

"Shang....Good evening, my little friend." That warm, good natured, easy smile the druid so often wore while in the company, day or night, of his fairy companion came to stretch it's familiar path across his gentle features. Tri ocean blues still dominated the lean charm of his elven features, but here they were not useless; here they could see her.

Unable to resist, the slender creature pulled her elven compatriot into a gentle embrace, button nose taking a loving nuzzle to the dipped hollow of his throat as she trilled. "Elrohir will like tonight...Yes, yes he will. Shang has called her Sister Fae, they have heard from the Mother Goddess of Elrohir's cleverness and befriending of Shang." The pearly fairy could only giggle at her friend's confusion, and step back.

As she turned, one arm spread out to display the gaggle of fae maidens that'd been behind the abalone screen of her wings the whole time. Six in all, they echoed that same celestial, earth bound otherness that the mischievous Shang did. All held the same pearly, shimmering skin; but none the pale pureness of quartz like the druid's demi fae. Some held purple hues, hints of sunshine yellow, pale greens and shimmering blues; all faint underlights to their finely polished skin.

Wings of green, dustings of verde hues so brilliant the druid would swear emeralds had been crushed down into the finest of powders to make their shine. Purples of the most alluring twilight distinctions, wheaten yellows, all with the glimmer and gloss polish of Shang's abalone wings. Tight ringlets of curls, straight fields of silk, wavy ripples of ocean waves; all so different but all easily spotted as kin to one another.

Without much further prompting than the druid's questioning rise of brows, they swarmed forward upon the man, trilling and cooing endearments as though he were their most beloved heart. Hands, arms, wide almond eyes full of curiosity and eagerness; seems Shang and her 'Mother Goddess' had awfully high opinions of Elrohir, because the gaggle of fae wasted no time in making the elven eldritch relax upon a chaise lounger that seemed something from the Cleopatra era.

Food would appear with a little flicker of Shang's fingers, and the empty, glowing backdrop of their surroundings were suddenly reminiscent of the woodlands surrounding the druid's forested home. There in the background babbled a brook littered with sensuous statues half claimed by the overgrowth of floral vines and rooting trees that overhung a massive, tranquil pool. Above them all a glorious moon hung heavy and ripe, full and brilliantly illuminated. Every crevice and crater seemed a beauty mark, delicate and alluring; proof if any that the moon herself was responsible for these adoring creatures that currently fauned and catered to the pleasantly overwhelmed druid.

Those ocean eyes no doubt held the most keen interest for his own fairy, Shang. She'd begun to fall about on the nimble bend and twirl of her own feet. Invisible music plucked her delicate form like a most beloved instrument, silvery eyes closed to the world as lips parted. Arms rose above her head, fingers spindling in a silent beckon, mouth wide in a silent cry as her brows broke piteously. She fell to her knees then, the picture of a zealous virgin in offering, back arched as if held aloft by the strings of some godly puppeteer.

Should Elrohir try to move, or even join Shang's enthralled dance, many hands would shoosh him down. Some held fruits and savory meats, others chalices of elderberry whine and other sumptuous Sidhe wines. One murmured then, the fairy that smelt of sunshine soaked earth and the whisper of overcast clouds.

"Sister is possessed by our Mother's glow, she dances in offering, of thanks...for Mother's blessing upon Pretty Elrohir." Sly and full of secrets yet to be murmured, the Emerald fairy then joined, her voice the whisper of delicate spring foliage in its' first unfurl in the warming winds.

"Mother thinks very highly of you, Child of Green and Stone, because you are kind to Sister Shang..." As they murmured with those bedside lover tones, the demi fae in question was a whirl of lovely curved flesh and opulent delicacy. She sway with all the wild grace of a flower in the night's winds, soulful eyes opening slowly as a hand swayed, limply pointing to the druid from his lounge amongst the other fae.

Beguiling was an understatement; these were the eyes Kings and Gods alike went to war for. These were the gently curving lips of a smile that brought mortals to their knees in worship, the furl of beckoning fingers that drew souls to their most devastating of dooms with a dreamer's happy smile...

And these are the visions Elrohir would awaken with as sights and smells left the delicate trace of a woman's perfume in the retreating sleep of his mind. A pearly silhouette in the glow of the moon in a lush, earthly glade was now nothing more than a tiny, doll sized warmth curled in the warm tangle of his hair and the lean curve of his throat and shoulder.

Elrohir

Date: 2009-06-07 16:21 EST
Dreams; often times, the druid would dream, rarely would he remember them. His dreams normally consisted of his homeland, of the elven wood in which he was born, of the people he'd grown up with, his family and loved ones, cherished friends and the like.

Normally, when the druid awoke from his slumber, would he remember those dreams in full detail, but rather in fleeting images of his homeland, landscapes of lush, green wildlife and a teeming elven city hidden within the trees. Never, had he been left with the vivid recollection, the memory, of what had transpired, the lingering feel of the touch of many hands, or the faint, and slowly dissipating scent of a woman's perfume.

As he woke from that slumber, the 'dream' he'd feel the presence of the tiny Shang, curled as she was, in the curve of his neck and shoulder, snuggled into the hair that formed around her like a warm blanket.

That was"most unexpected. The dream he'd played witness to, part to even. The previous one had been so much simpler. He could still hear them, the gaggle of fae, their giggling shushes and prompting hands that kept him from moving in the slightest.

He couldn't help the sudden, light rock of his shoulders in a silenced chuckle at his own confusion on the matter, and chose to simply leave it alone as it was. He settled back, and waited. Shang would have to wake up eventually; he'd thank her then, for that"interesting evening.