Wandering among the trees...

[Yasaki]

Chisaki drifted along, glancing occasionally at what was occurring around her. The sun had gone down and the sky was as violet as her eyes. Chisaki's shadow was slowly disappearing.

[Anactoria]

A small growl came from one of the trees, for the nymph Anactoria stood watch over the it for no particular reason at all. She really had no ties to the place, considering that she had been living in the forbidden forest ever since arriving. There was no will in her heart to go and live with her own kind.

"Why do you step upon these lands with such ignorance?" The nymph blurted out, glaring at the stupid human. She usually didn't hold such anger toward mankind, but today had just been an interesting day.

[Yasaki]

"I apologize, but there is no ignorance involved. I come here to seek something," Chisaki stated, glancing around, unsure of where the voice had come from.

She closed her thin, violet eyes and sighed. "Back in Japan, I had a friend who was a faerie, and she promised to give me her majestic gift. Then she was killed in some abnormal way, and I came here," she paused and lowered her head.

"I guess I feel quite ignorant now, bringing an unfullfilled promise onto others," she remarked with a bitter chuckle.

[Anactoria]

Ana shook her head slowly and jumped down from the branch upon which she had been perched. Obviously the human didn't know very much about her kind- either that, or things were very different in Japan. Pivoting on her heels, she had her back turned from the girl for a long while before replying.

"All is forgiven." She uttered, feeling quite badly about how harsh she had been. "As for any gift giving or recieving, I can say that I have done neither. I was born this way- I will always be this way. I doubt I have the power to make others like myself, though I do not really know how I came into existance."

Pausing for a moment, she turned back around to face the girl, a small smile coming upon her face.

"One more thing- I'm not even a faerie, I'm a nymph." It was only right to correct her, at least.

[Yasaki]

Chisaki raised her slender shoulders in a shrug.

"I suppose it was incorrect of me to search for such things," Chisaki spoke of herself condescendingly, then returned her gaze to the nymph.

"I don't really know what else to say, I came in here, seeking a faerie, without any idea of what I was to say and with a pathetic excuse already..." she trailed off.

[Anactoria]

She shrugged, wishing the girl wouldn't be so harsh on herself. Then again, she herself didn't know any kind of key to making a human... well, not a human anymore. She knew that the lycans could do it with just a simple bite, but had absoultely no idea if faeries could even do that.

"No, it isn't your fault." She answered with a sigh. "Really, do not trouble yourself over such things. Perhaps there is a faerie here who knows- that would be an extraordinary thing, seeing as I have not come upon one other of my kind or similar since arriving a good month ago."

[Yasaki]

Chisaki smiled faintly at the beautiful nymph.

"I just want to note that I am not desperate to gain special powers, it's just..." she paused for a moment. "It's like I'll be back with my best friend again."

Chisaki shrugged carelessly.

[Anactoria]

Ah, the odd thoughts of humans surface once again. The concept of friendship was fairly foreign to the nymph. She had never really had friends, nor particularly had the need or the want for them. It was much easier being a kind of independent agent and never having to depend on anyone else. After all, you usually just wound up getting your heart broken in one way or another.

"I suppose I can understand that." She said with a small bit of a smile. "So because this faerie was your friend, you wished to be like her?"

[Yasaki]

"Alas, I feel as if I am acting greedy, whether that is a Niigata family trait or not. I did, for some time as a child, wish to have beautiful wings and such," Chisaki stated, lowering her violet eyes in thought.

[Anactoria]

Wings were hardly something Ana thought of either. They had simply always been there as another source of transportation. Stretching the crystal forms out in thought, she flexed and relaxed them while pondering what was in her power to be done. Firstly would probably be not being more like a lycan or vampire and tearing her limb from limb for trespassing.

"It isn't greed, really." She said with a shrug. "Maybe you were meant to be this way, but I don't quite have the power to do anything about it."

[Yasaki]

"Would you, perhaps, know of anyone who does possess that power?" Chisaki inquired, her magenta hair tossing a bit in the wind.

She lowered her eyes, feeling a tad guilty, for what reason... she did not know.

[Anactoria]

Her head slowly turned to one side as she thought, trying to think of anyone that she knew who might be able to help. Drawing a blank again and again, she realized that she simply wasn't old or wise enough to do anything herself, and didn't know anyone of that sort. At least around here. All of her companions from her old home were now long gone, or lost.

"No." She replied simply. "Though.. perhaps with time... I might posses such powers."

[Yasaki]

Chisaki nodded, allowing her eyes to admire the many magnificent qualities of the Faerie Realm.

"I apologize for entering without permission, by the way," she spoke softly.

[Anactoria]

She nodded and shrugged a little. Hardly anyone lived here anymore, from what she could tell. It was lonely on occasion, and she had only heard whispers of another faerie named Elorra who came to call this place home.

"No worries. Just I do not know if everyone might be as amiable as I am, so I would watch your step if you ever have the desire to come back." She answered, twirling a strand of black hair upon one finger idily.

[Gillian]

"So you wish to be a faery?" a soft voice called from above.

A small Faery landed with a soft thud beside the two. The faery had beautifully designed crimson wings, pale red hair, and bright green eyes that shone magestically. A smile curled her lips pleasantly.

"That honor is not bestowed on just anyone you know, what makes you think you are worthy of it?" she asked curiously.


{{ooc: Sorry for the crappy-ness, not creative right now}}