The Fae and the Huntsman
They are angry. They are angry and they are not speaking. It is fine with them for now. They do not care, not one bit. They are stubborn. But they also know they will have to go home....eventually. But eventually is not right now, and silent feet meet the cold concrete of the sidewalk. Shoes quickly slid onto bare feet, as wings fade into the ether. The leather jacket in their arms settled into, hood pulled up to hide their long unnatural white hair. And none to soon, they step out of the alleyway.
Walking among the aging, always seems to help. They do not know why. They do not particularly like the aging race. The race as a whole are selfish, and arrogant, and greedy. A disregard for life, and a hatred for things not understood. But they must remind themselves, the aging race is young. The aging race still has much to learn.
They turn a corner, hands stuffed deep in their pockets. Heels clicking against the snow covered concrete at a slow, undetermined pace. They have no real destination right now, they simply wish to be where Ari is not. Their mind closed off, their thoughts singular. In so much as they can be singular. And so entirely wrapped up in their self, they have not noticed they are being watched.
Watched and hunted.













