Ash was silent as she said that, and then nodded.
"Right." he said.
"Kylie." he repeated.
"Seems easy to remember." he commented.
"You seem to already know MY name..." he went on, trailing off some, before thinking some more.
"Do you, like, live around where I found you?" he asked.
"Or elsewhere?"
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Kylie shrugged.
"I live everywhere." She then stated.
"Although I tend to linger around here, and farther south." She added after a moment.
"And yes, I do know your name. I know the names ofe veryone who comes by me. It's a perk of my magic."
"That is very handy." Ash responded.
"I admit, that'd be really cool to have." he said.
He then looked around, taking in the surroundings.
"Wait..." he said.
"Hold on, hold on, hold on." he repeated.
"Is it just me... or are we travelling REALLY fast right now?" he asked her.
"I admit, that'd be really cool to have." he said.
He then looked around, taking in the surroundings.
"Wait..." he said.
"Hold on, hold on, hold on." he repeated.
"Is it just me... or are we travelling REALLY fast right now?" he asked her.
Kylie just smirked.
"Yep." She stated.
"Ever wonder how Fae seems to be there, then not? We're ridiculously fast." She answered.
"Along with that, I'm one of the fastest types."
"Huh." Ash responded.
"Cool." he said.
They spent the next couple of hours engaging in idle chitchat, and soon the Fyrane manor came into view.
"Damn." Ash muttered.
"That WAS fast." he said.
"Right." he told her.
"Hm... how to get in..." he mumbled.
"Don't think any of the doors and windows are open..." he said further, looking at the now-massive structure.
"Cool." he said.
They spent the next couple of hours engaging in idle chitchat, and soon the Fyrane manor came into view.
"Damn." Ash muttered.
"That WAS fast." he said.
"Right." he told her.
"Hm... how to get in..." he mumbled.
"Don't think any of the doors and windows are open..." he said further, looking at the now-massive structure.
Kylie just chuckled lightly.
"No pet doors?" She asked.
"No old cracks? This doesn't look like a NEW home." She then added.
"Or is there anyone home?"
"The only pet in there is a black panther." Ash responded.
"Pet doors aren't... really useful." he muttered.
"But old cracks?" he then asked.
"Yeah... yeah, that might be possible." he said, before looking upwards at one of the higher windows.
"Huh." he muttered.
"The light is on in Lindsay's study and research room." he commented.
"Maybe we can get his attention and let us in."
"Pet doors aren't... really useful." he muttered.
"But old cracks?" he then asked.
"Yeah... yeah, that might be possible." he said, before looking upwards at one of the higher windows.
"Huh." he muttered.
"The light is on in Lindsay's study and research room." he commented.
"Maybe we can get his attention and let us in."
Kylie nodded before quickly flitting up to the window in question and knocking on it. She knew that anyone would barely hear it, but she continued, hoping to get the attention of the person inside. She coudl see him, but could see that he was likely too engrossed in his book.
With a smirk, she just shrugged as Ash caught up, and just floated right through the glass. It was one of the traits of her type of fae. She made her way over to where he was and perched herself on the rim of the coffee mug he had there before reaching behind her, into the now lukewarm liquid, and splashing a few tiny drops onto him.
Lindsay was silent for a moment, seeming to be engrossed in the book he was reading, before blinking a few times in succession.
"...eh?" he muttered, looking at the bare skin that the coffee had hit.
Sure enough, his eyes drifted to where Kylie was, and he seemed to freeze for a moment.
"I..." he stammered.
"I... well. Hello, there." he greeted her.
"Not often I find a fae sitting on my coffee mug." he commented.
"Can I help you?" he then asked.
"...eh?" he muttered, looking at the bare skin that the coffee had hit.
Sure enough, his eyes drifted to where Kylie was, and he seemed to freeze for a moment.
"I..." he stammered.
"I... well. Hello, there." he greeted her.
"Not often I find a fae sitting on my coffee mug." he commented.
"Can I help you?" he then asked.
Kylie was silent for a moment before pointing toward the window, where Ash was hovering on the other side of it.
"Wanna let him in?" She asked.
"Since I don't think he wants to be stuck out there."
Lindsay looked over towards the window, and saw a small figure there.
"...another one?" he wondered aloud.
He then made his way over to the window and opened it, allowing Ash to fly in.
"Thanks, bro." he said.
Lindsay's eyes widened considerably, before he rubbed them intensely.
"Uh.... all right, this was most certainly NOT something I expected to experience today." he admitted.
"...another one?" he wondered aloud.
He then made his way over to the window and opened it, allowing Ash to fly in.
"Thanks, bro." he said.
Lindsay's eyes widened considerably, before he rubbed them intensely.
"Uh.... all right, this was most certainly NOT something I expected to experience today." he admitted.
"Fae magic." was all Kylie said before looking to Ash. Once he was somewhere that she could reverse the change, she flew over and caused him to grow back to his normal size, and state.
"There you go." She said with a soft smile in her high pitched squeak of a voice, for those that were larger than her.
Ash was clearly disoriented for a moment, and shook his head to clear it.
"Woah." he muttered.
"That's one hell of a trip." he said.
"Care to explain what's going on?" Lindsay asked.
"It's a bit of a story..." Ash mumbled, trailing off a bit, as Lindsay thought for a moment.
"Saaaay..." he muttered, looking at the fae.
"Be right back." he told them, before leaving quickly.
"...he's going to want to talk with you." Ash told Kylie.
"Woah." he muttered.
"That's one hell of a trip." he said.
"Care to explain what's going on?" Lindsay asked.
"It's a bit of a story..." Ash mumbled, trailing off a bit, as Lindsay thought for a moment.
"Saaaay..." he muttered, looking at the fae.
"Be right back." he told them, before leaving quickly.
"...he's going to want to talk with you." Ash told Kylie.
Kylie just laughed lightly before nodding.
"I know." She commented.
"People who see me generally wanna talk to me. I'm pretty rare." She then admitted.
"So ... yeah."
"Hm." Ash muttered.
"I see." he replied.
"Well, I-" he started to say, before Lindsay returned.
Once there, he placed what looked to be a Bluetooth headset over one of his ears.
"All right, you can speak normally." Lindsay told her.
"This will allow me to understand you without you needing to shout or strain yourself." he said further.
"Now... I've only read scraps of info about a fae that can reduce a person down to size." he went on.
"Are you a... Voveo Fae?" he asked her.
"I see." he replied.
"Well, I-" he started to say, before Lindsay returned.
Once there, he placed what looked to be a Bluetooth headset over one of his ears.
"All right, you can speak normally." Lindsay told her.
"This will allow me to understand you without you needing to shout or strain yourself." he said further.
"Now... I've only read scraps of info about a fae that can reduce a person down to size." he went on.
"Are you a... Voveo Fae?" he asked her.
Kylie chuckled lightly.
"Exactly." She answered.
"Not many people know what kind of fae I am." She admitted.
"It's nice to encouinter someone who has actually run into texts about my kind."
"....oh my God." Lindsay said quietly.
"An honest-to-goodness Voveo Fae!" he exclaimed.
"This is fascinating!" he said, before grabbing a ledger and a pen.
"You have to let me speak with you!" he told her.
"Eh-HEM!" Ash cleared his throat, deliberately loudly.
"...with your permission and consent, of course." Lindsay then added quietly, a hint of sheepishness to his tone.
"An honest-to-goodness Voveo Fae!" he exclaimed.
"This is fascinating!" he said, before grabbing a ledger and a pen.
"You have to let me speak with you!" he told her.
"Eh-HEM!" Ash cleared his throat, deliberately loudly.
"...with your permission and consent, of course." Lindsay then added quietly, a hint of sheepishness to his tone.
Kylie just laughed.
"Of course." She stated.
"Of course, I cannot give too much information. There is plenty that much remain silent, due to if it gets out..." she trailed off before sighing.
'I've seen too many of my kind meet their ends because they gave information that they shouldn't have." She added quietly.
"Oh, of course." Lindsay replied.
"Especially given what you are." he added.
"Eh?" Ash asked.
"Voveo fae are... legendary, essentially." Lindsay replied to him. "They are known for always repaying a kind deed done to them out of sheer altruism." he said. "And they have the power to grant ANYTHING." he said.
"Like a djinn, but without the catch, sneakiness, and 'precise-wording' clauses?" Ash asked.
"Precisely." Lindsay responded.
"Anyway, people in the past were said to have thought that they were extensions of God himself... or herself... whatever they believed." he went on. "And they were sought after fervently, because they were thought to answer prayers." he continued. "This led to holy wars, which were... well... as pleasant as you would expect." he went on.
"And let's not forget those that were just greedy, and wanted them for their powers, so they could abuse them for it." he then added.
"Hmph." Ash muttered.
"All lowlife scum." he growled.
"Be that as it may, because of their past, they are few and far between to this day. You've really had a serendipitous encounter with her, Ash." Lindsay replied.
"Mm." Ash mumbled.
"Say, why are you so eager to talk to Lindsay about yourself, considering this past your kind has?" he then asked Kylie.
"Especially given what you are." he added.
"Eh?" Ash asked.
"Voveo fae are... legendary, essentially." Lindsay replied to him. "They are known for always repaying a kind deed done to them out of sheer altruism." he said. "And they have the power to grant ANYTHING." he said.
"Like a djinn, but without the catch, sneakiness, and 'precise-wording' clauses?" Ash asked.
"Precisely." Lindsay responded.
"Anyway, people in the past were said to have thought that they were extensions of God himself... or herself... whatever they believed." he went on. "And they were sought after fervently, because they were thought to answer prayers." he continued. "This led to holy wars, which were... well... as pleasant as you would expect." he went on.
"And let's not forget those that were just greedy, and wanted them for their powers, so they could abuse them for it." he then added.
"Hmph." Ash muttered.
"All lowlife scum." he growled.
"Be that as it may, because of their past, they are few and far between to this day. You've really had a serendipitous encounter with her, Ash." Lindsay replied.
"Mm." Ash mumbled.
"Say, why are you so eager to talk to Lindsay about yourself, considering this past your kind has?" he then asked Kylie.
"There is no shame in deterrence. Having a weapon is very different from actually using it." - Ghandi
Kylie looked to Ash when he asked his question.
"Why?" She asked, before pausing.
"The information that is readily available is not completely accurate." She answered.
"It needs to be updated. It's out of date. There's a lot that is wrong. For instance, we're about 3 inches tal;l on average... not 13." She then said with a sigh. "That used to be true, but it isn't any longer. The information is out of date."
She then smirked lightly before shrugging.
"And Dr. Fyrane's name gets around. I know he won't abuse my kindness."
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