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"Father was always such a loving man. Even though everyone else saw him as a serious man. While only his friends and family knew the real him," she shared. Sighing happily. Then listening about the difference between his land and hers. Seeing how much he seemed to enjoy this land much more. I mean there was lots of animals scurrying around and flying too. "Yes, it does seem a lot calmer than the snow," she replied.

Fortuna nods and starts to look up towards the sky again. Seeing how beautiful it looked. "Yes this land would be a it hard to leave," she spoke. Then thinking of how her brothers travel a lot. They must miss home but have love to be everywhere. Sighing with a smile. "I'm not too sure about me. I think I could leave but I choose not to," she spoke. Then notice how Aaronai sounded so sad. And placed a hand upon his shoulder.

Looking at Fortuna's hand on his shoulder, Aaronais eyes followed up her arm to her face. The moon and starlight reflected in her eyes and in his mind she almost looked as if she had a soft glow in the light. He gave a simple smile then sat up moving to lean against the tree with her.
"I envy your ability of abandonment if so chosen. Though I know you would never abandon you people and land, I am unable to anymore."
His eyes pricked up a little and he placed a hand palm down on the ground. While he hadn't seen the humans yet, he could sense their presence and cast a spell to make them virtually invisible to their eyes and calling to earth at the same time.
Whispers on the wind flittered about the two humans asking the same questions over and over. 'Who are you?' 'What are you doing here?' 'Where are you going?' 'Who are you?' 'What are you doing here?' 'Where are you going?'

Aaronai sighed and the wind sounded like a hiss. Standing up straightening his shoulders he reached out a hand to Fortuna. "Diplomacy, my queen. Are you ready?" He kept them hidden and their voices muted from the humans, Liana and Thomas. One hand stayed in contact with some form of nature, whether it be the trunk of the tree or the leaves and branches hanging over them. 'What Fey can help you?' 'We are many of different strengths.' 'Why should we help you, Liana the young magic user and Thomas the Black of war?' The winds changed and swirled about them for a moment before stopping as Aaronai's voice came clear into their minds but still hollow at the same time. "What help do you seek, young humans?"

Shifting, Thomas smiled. "You can trust us because we havent made a move to attack. As for our aid; that is matters only fit to be discussed with members of nobility. I speak no more of the matter. So you can either help us, or we will continue to your city."

Lianna, shocked at the mention of a city full of Fey, giggled. "Whichever one of you walked closer, you can stop hiding. I know exactly where you are at." Smiling, she shrugged. "I can sense Fey and Immortal kind. Its almost like a sixth sense..."

Grabbing his sisters shoulder, Thomas the Black nodded. "I left my home for many years. Came across monstrosities not from this world. I have scars to prove that. But we come under a different purpose. I believe Lianna here can help save our home from destruction."

"We live in an isolated temple not far from the ancient battlefields west of here," Lianna started to explain. "Though most believe it useless, it holds back some sort of demon long sealed under the place that a demonologist helped defeat. If the war destroys that temple," Lianna shrugged off her borhters armored hand. "Then the war would have been pointless."

"And i have reason to believe that with training, Lianna can help stop any threat posed to the temple." Without giving notice, Thomas' accute sense felt the young girl that was his sisterbreathing what sounded likemagic words. "I also have reason to belief that the Fey can help us..."

Aaronai walked with the queen keeping to her side letting her handle matters. He kept his eyes on the girl even after letting the invisibility go.
"I would not speak such magic here, young mage. Even the smallest magic can have drastic effects."
Looking over at Thomas he eyed the warrior then looked back at his sister. While he may be a great warrior, it was the girl that interested him. Turning his head very slightly he spoke low so the queen could hear him only.
"May I impose for a moment? Something about the girl has peeked my interest."

"Yes, i do know that. The wolves and the Immortals are at war..." But on what terms did you start that war? The warrior thought to himself.

Lianna narrowed her eyes. "Sorry, but i will use my magic if i feel the need." Relaxing slightly, she looked at Aaroni, and smiled. "You may be more right than you think. Obviously you must know of Carthose, the Arcane Watcher." Not sensing any hostilities yet, she continued, just to see how far she could push them. "For many years, humans dabbled in magics. If not for Carthose stepping in, you think the land would be as it is?"

"Lianna stop," Thomas said sternly. Pushing his sister back, he heard her mumble something. "THere is nothing to fear about us. I only use the Terror Blade if i need, and the girl wouldn't hurt a fly..." Stopping, he felt weakness in his legs. In another second, he collapsed under his own weight. Turning to Lianna, he glared at the laughing girl.