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Growling, Silvermist pounded her fist into the tree again and again. No matter how hard she tried, the past week wouldn't stop replaying in her mind. Queen Clarion had been adamant about keeping her from Periwinkle. The most recent 'talk' which had happened today, was the cause for the assault on the tree. Silvermist couldn't erase it, no matter how hard her rationality tried.
FLASHBACK
"Sil?"
Silvermist looked up to see Fawn standing calmly behind her. Noting the slight tremble with which her best friend was standing, the water fairy raised an eyebrow. "Hey Fawn, what's wrong?"
"N-nothing's wrong. Um, Queen Clarion, ah, she wants to see you."
Silvermist's brow stayed raised in confusion as she turned fully to face the animal fairy. "She wants to see me? Why?"
"She didn't say. Come on, she sounded peeved when she told me to get you."
Silvermist fluttered along behind Fawn as the auburn girl led the way to the palace. Upon arrival, both landed, since fairies flying for the palace meant some kind of threat, and walked inside. Fawn fidgeted nervously before knocking four times on the throne room door.
"Just a moment!" Queen Clarion called. Silvermist and Fawn glanced at each other before nearly receiving whiplash as a loud sensuous moan emanated from the throne room.
"The fuck?" Silvermist breathed as more, louder, moans and whimpers followed before a muffled scream was heard. Fawn instantly recoiled in disgust at the sound, but Silvermist remained stoic, despite the look in her eyes being damned close to murderous. Mere minutes later, Lord Milori strode out, his cape fluttering behind him. Silvermist gave him the death glare as he walked down the corridor. Not waiting to be summoned inside, the water fairy strode into the throne room and stood before a flushed Queen Clarion.
"Hello Silvermist." the monarch grinned at her, but Silvermist's eyes simply glared back angrily, their pupils smoldering and the brown being laced with dark blue.
"You summoned for me, Queen Clarion."
"Might as well be polite." the rational voice murmured.
"To this bitch?" the emotional part snarled.
"I think we should slit her throat and be done with the rules." the evil voice cackled excitedly.
"Yes." Queen Clarion nodded. "I wanted to discuss again, the things that are not to be done in order for you to have no contact with Periwinkle."
Silvermist's eye twitched and more of the blue appeared, seeming to be warring with the brown for dominance. "And those... conditions... are?"
"Well," Queen Clarion stood. "They're quite simple, really. You cannot talk to her, obviously, and that includes the following. Sending letters, having other pixies speak to her, using the animals to communicate for you, and send the water to freeze in little messages where she can find them. You may not flaunt symbols of your love for her. It would not do for all the fairies and sparrow men to go around claiming their love for the winter pixies."
Silvermist's jaw clenched angrily as the queen spoke. "So, instead of making it easier on other Fairies and sparrow men, by showing that my heart's taken, I have to repeatedly turn them down?" she demanded.
"Correct." Queen Clarion's smile was much too close to a smirk for the water fairy's liking.
"And yet, still you refuse to follow your own laws." she growled.
Queen Clarion's smile slid off into a reproachful look. "Silvermist, I already told you why I continue to be with Lord Milori-."
"No, actually you haven't." Silvermist stated, cutting her off. "You simply told me that you were infertile. That is no reason to break the law."
"So now you are going to recite pixie law to me?" Queen Clarion demanded.
"If it makes you see how ridiculous all this is, then hell yes, I'll recite pixie law to you!"
"You will never be with her and that is final!" Queen Clarion thundered.
Silvermist's eyes, instead of flashing blue, slowly began to glow a bright pixie dust yellow. Raising her hands, she began reaching out to any water in the area and brought it to her. Queen Clarion watched as she swirled the water before shrieking in surprise as it was directed at her. Encasing the monarch in a full bubble of water, Silvermist grinned maliciously, her golden eyes narrowed in delight. Queen Clarion looked around frantically, trying the find a way out of the liquid prison.
"You simply said one finger on you is treason. I'm not touching you at all."
Queen Clarion stared at the water fairy in utter terror as she was slowly strangled as the water restricted her breathing. The queen choked and attempted to gasp as Silvermist kept the water swirling around her. Endless seconds passed by as Queen Clarion fought for life and the golden-eyed Silvermist took pleasure in her suffering.
A loud creak suddenly emanated from the throne room doors along with a shout of, "Sil, NO!"
Something tackled Silvermist to the ground, breaking her concentration on the water and causing it to splash to the floor. Queen Clarion fell to her knees, coughing and gasping for air. Silvermist looked up to see Fawn looking panicked as she held her down.
"What the fuck were you thinking?" the animal fairy demanded.
"W-what are you talking about?" Silvermist blinked big brown eyes up at the animal fairy.
"You almost killed Queen Clarion!"
Silvermist glanced over to see the monarch slumped to the ground, panting heavily. "Serves the bitch right." she snorted, her eyes turning blue.
"Let me finish it!" she snarled, her eyes flashing gold.
"No, I think I'll just... leave her alone. I shouldn't have come here today knowing how temperamental I was." she finished, turning as her eyes returned to brown.
Fawn gawked at her best friend in confusion as the water fairy stood and flapped out the window, leaving her with the flustered queen.
END FLASHBACK
"Fucking bitch." she snarled lowly, continuing her workout. "Who does she think she is, telling me I'm not supposed to even so much as think about my Periwinkle."
She let out a mix between a roar and a grunt, slamming her fist into the bark so hard that it nearly splintered. There were countless shards and pieces of broken wood surrounding her already and sap had started leaking from the bark that the water fairy continued driving into. Silvermist didn't feel the pain, though, so great was the combined anger off her three counterparts. At last,, after another half an hour of beating the tree, the water fairy squatted to the ground and examined her bleeding knuckles.
"You did well." the evil voice told her. "It may be time to test out your skills on those guards. Let's go."
"Wait!" the rational voice called. "We aren't prepared to go fight them. We need more training."
"No we don't." the evil voice retorted. "She's prepared to battle them."
"No she's not! She needs to do surveillance on their mannerisms and find out how they work. We can't just go in unprepared!"
"I think she's ready!" the evil voice snarled angrily.
"And if she isn't?" the rationality demanded. "What then? The guards could end up injuring her."
"Maybe another workout session should suffice?" the emotional voice suggested.
"Or two, just to make sure." the rational tone pointed out.
"Two!" the emotional and evil voice chorused.
"Periwinkle needs us sooner than later!" the emotional voice roared.
"She's ready!" the evil voice thundered. "Let's go to the damned river already!"
Silvermist lifted into the air, stretching her wings to measure out her wingspan, feeling slightly disappointed that it hadn't grown out yet. Flapping over the portion of her wall leading to Pixie Hollow, the water fairy soared through the darkening sky toward the riverside and watched the sentries for a moment.
The guards just stood there, watching the sides opposite their own. Silvermist bared her teeth at them angrily, unsure as to whether she should- wait, what was this? Looking closely at the guards, she noticed they were wearing armor to protect themselves from attack. The water fairy cursed lowly at this and decided she wasn't just going to need some armor, but also a weapon to break their armor.
Flying back home, the water fairy mused a bit near her small pond and decided that she didn't need a lot of armor, just something to protect her arms for when she's blocking attacks.
The weapon however was a different story. She was no good with bows and arrows so that was out. Swords weren't much her thing either, though she was very good with one. But the weapon had to be small, unnoticeable until the last second... a knife!
"I can make a knife to get past them. Plus it wouldn't kill them, just wound." Silvermist grinned happily, proud of herself.
"Then we start tomorrow?" the emotional, blue-eyed voice inquired.
"Indeed." the golden-eyed evil voice agreed.
There. She's tried to kill Queen Clarion. Granted, she didn't realize it, but still. Review please?