Now this elf smiled her way down to you, holding you in her hands as the blonde wanted to make it as gentle as possible for you. You could feel her fingers under you as of course it felt weird. This whole situation was weird.
Why are you in a different world, and why are you a Sprite. You had your wings out from your back, green and like Butterfly Wings. Almost bigger than your entire body, but feeling weightless. Why are you a Sprite?
“Careful Arno,” Ellisandri said down to you with a smile. “This Teleportation Spell will feel weird over our body.”
Wait... spell. She knew Magic! She said it so casually too. She waved her hand and cast the spell. Golden dust around her body and yours, when suddenly it came up. You were stunned seeing this magic aura come out of nowhere, and then eventually die down. Your eyes are wide as you look around, now seeing an elven home. It was huge, and it was of tremendous quality. It looked like a house of a Royal. A house you would bust your ass day in and day out to have.
“I know it’s small, but I hope you enjoy this Arno.” She said as you were stunned. Ellisandri just said this was small! She opened the door, and you saw a giant cozy and clean home. Looked down as you were simply stunned.
“This is your home. W-What do you do for a living?” You ask Ellisandri wanting to know.
“Well if you must know Arno. I’m a scout.” She said with a smile. “And one of the best of Rammer. I patrol the borders making sure nothing comes near our land and attacks.” She walked her way into the home, before putting you down onto a cozy seat. The woven cushion was just so soft.
Ellisandri herself then moved her way down. Getting down onto her knees as the elf woman looked at her. “Now you needed to be more careful out there. I’m sure you felt protected by a Dryad, however you were fairly close to the border Arno.”
“I-I didn’t just take a nap there. I was a human and normal size. I think I’m from a different dimension than you Ellisandri.
She heard this and frowned. “Personally I don’t find it that funny Arno. Sprite Humour is a bit lost on me I suppose.” She then gave you a smile. “But you do need to be more careful. What if a Human camp found you. I’ve heard of what those humans do to their race of Tomkins. I feel bad for those tinies.”
“W-What?”
“Or what if a Dwarf found you? They might be short, but they are still big enough to dominate you. Dwarves...” She said just getting angry at the mere thought of a dwarf.
There was a lot of this world that you don’t know. You look at Ellisandri for a little bit longer, before you ask. “Why did you bring me here Ellisandri? You could of just woken me up.”
“We elves take care of our tinies.” She said rubbing her finger to your side. “Now do you want some Sweetbread? I got it from the kindest elven baker you will ever meet.” You nod as she stood up. The elf left the room as you look around at the decorated home. Defiantly Mid-Evil, but also very high detail. You were able to see outside the window a bit. Seeing large mountains, and large waterfalls. This was defiantly a magical land, cause it looked amazing out there.
“I’ve returned.” She announced to you as she held some bread. “Come and get it.”
She stood there, as you look up at her in return. I-Is she going to give it to you?
Well, Ellisandri was waiting on it. “Won’t you fly Arno?” She said down to you. Right she was expecting that.
Well, you might as well try. This was the first time you have tried it but who knows, maybe it will be easy. Stretching out your wings, you walk your way over to the edge of the cushion. Looking your way down, as you then eventually try to fly. Leaping off and flapping your Sprite Wings.
Only to realize it wasn’t that simple and fell down to the ground. Landing down onto the wooden floor with a thud.
“Arno!” Ellisandri cried quickly, moving down and scooping your body up with her free hand. “What went wrong there? I thought you Sprite’s were able to use magic to fly.”
“G-Good information to have.” You say up to her hurt. At least you had your wings to cushion your fall. Which wasn’t much but at least it was something for you.
Ellisandri carried you and sat down where you were, before putting you gently onto her lap. She then plucked off some of the sweet bread.
“Thanks to our alliance with the humans, we are able to take their sugar. I suppose they had to be good for something rather than just being rude to their tinies.” She held a small piece with her fingers as you grabbed it and thanked her.
You then started to take bites from it, enjoying as you eat the food. Compared to what your world had, it was pretty basic. At the same time though you thanked her and ate it.
You two ate in silence for a little bit. You tried talking, but Ellisandri told you it was rude to talk while eating. Might as well listen to the giant pretty girl that had you.
She was really pretty. Of course in stories elves were all pretty, but seeing it above you and very clearly. She would be a model in your world. Although her ears were something that made her seem a bit weird. It’s her only trait though that makes her an elf. Just like your wings make her assume you were a sprite.
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