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Galahad gave the girl a cold look. "Your knowledge of the fae betrays you. And for this reason you are free to leave unharmed. Run back to your master little human," Galahad said. He turned to the fae who'd just arrived but refrained from speaking. He knew that he'd delayed here for to long and that he should be fleeing Fall territory. He shouldn't have even entered in the first place, but Galahad had no time for regrets. He motioned for his men to follow as he began making his way towards the border to return to Summer territory. He could sense something in the trees and another fae that was moving towards them, fast. Powerful but not as powerful as Falk. Galahad continued towards the border, sword in hand and armor clanging as he and his followers ran. Galahad had once lost a soldier to Falk. A long time ago. He'd been caught in a trap, laid out for the Hunt. He'd never seen that little Gremlin again, though Galahad was certain that he was enslaved. Enslavement would be a mercy compared to the stories Galahad had heard of Falk's tortures. But Galahad would be no slave. And so he ran.
@LadyRunic Also how long do you want us to wait between posts. I've been trying to follow a three post rule but I can be posting faster. I just don't like to leave anyone in the dust on account of the fact that I'm on here to avoid homework.
Would this name rule affect fae at all or are they immune to that?

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Galahad heard a loud metallic noise, distant but close enough that his fae hearing could pick up on it. His head whipped in the direction of the noise. He saw nothing, but he knew someone was there. He gestured for his men to follow him as he moved across the forest silently, a feat that had taken him years to master. As he passed by trees he checked for adversaries, but he found no one, until he came to a particularly large tree. He spun around to the other side gracefully and found a human girl, dressed in Victorian era clothing. Her hair was bright red, and she had bags in her hand. His soldiers raised their swords at the sight of her, but he motioned for them to hold their swings. The girl was afraid of them. "Who are you girl?" he asked in a harsh tone, his face colder than the snow that fell in Winter Court.


Galahad brought his sword up to parry the blow from his opponent, sending sparks flying. He advanced on the fae that was facing him, staring him in the eye. The fae across from him was an outlaw Spring-Born, a servant who'd fled from his master. Galahad cared little about the crime, and more about the reward. He swung his sword again and this time it disarmed the weaker fae that stood across from him. The outlaw, who couldn't have been older than him, fell to his knees. "I yield sir. Please, let me live," the boy said, fear in his eyes. Galahad, smirking, gestured for him to stand, before turning to his soldiers who'd been watching the fight, waiting to see if their leader would command their help. Tie him up. We're to return him to the Spring Court," he said, his voice stern. Two satyrs rushed to tie the sniveling Spring-Born up, and he was soon being pulled along behind Galahad's procession as they marched through the forest.

Galahad led an oddball bunch. Most of them were people searching for adventure, or those who'd been driven out. There was one ent, a gremlin, two pixies, a water nymph, an air nymph, a couple of season-born, and of course, Galahad's second in command, Brenna. Although Brenna was on a mission of her own right now, she'd normally be marching alongside Galahad, bothering him the whole way. As the group marched through the forest, currently near the border that separated the Fall and Summer Courts, Galahad sensed it. It was a slight breeze, one that many wouldn't even notice. Falk had begun his Hunt. "Damn it!" the Winter-Born exclaimed, sensing the trouble that was on the horizon. "Everyone, pick up speed! Falk has begun his Hunt, and if he catches us near the Fall Court, or anywhere in fact, these weapons will be useless!" he shouted. His soldiers' faces fell, their worry noticeable as they picked up the pace. What in the hell is Falk doing? I thought he'd be at the Peace Gathering. That's the only reason I even risked getting this close to his land Galahad thought. The Fall Lord was not someone that even Galahad would dare trifle with. If he was lucky, he'd make it to a safe haven, and when the Hunt was over he could get his rewards for the prisoner he'd captured. But if he wasn't... well, he knew the stories.





Brenna found that of all the Courts, she liked the feel of Spring the best. The flowers and the smells. Sure, Summer was her home, but she had never wanted to be home. And plus, the drinks that they served in the Spring taverns was remarkable. Brenna was currently seated at a table in the back of a tavern in the spring court, dressed in her normal outfit, nursing a cup of some drink that only the Spring Court fae knew how to make.

From where she was sitting, she could see her target, an outlaw Winter-Born from the Winter Court. Brenna had long since stopped caring about what crime he had committed, but she cared very much about the sack of gold that was waiting for her back in Winter Court. As she finished her drink, the fae got up from his table where fae sat with his friends. Now's my chance Brenna thought, moving to meet the man at the bar. She tucked a dagger into her sleeve and tousled her dark tresses as she sauntered over, smiling the smile of a dumb girl. She could feel the fae eyeing her as she moved, could tell that he was mentally undressing her. Good. Let him be distracted. She met went up to the bar where she payed for her drink, and turned to offer the fae a smile and a wink before sauntering off and out of the tavern, and into the brightness of Spring Court. She knew he was following. They always did. Why wouldn't they? She was any fae's dream.

She made her way towards the Spring Castle, a grand structure, with the outlaw following behind. She could hear his footfalls, loud as they were. Suddenly, with no warning, she turned a sprung at him, the knife coming out of her sleeve and coming to rest at his throat. "So here's how this is going to work. You, are going to come quietly, and I am going to bring you back to Winter Court to who ever wants you. If you care to struggle, well then I can always start nicking off appendages," she said, grinning. He whimpered and nodded. "Perfect. Now hold still one moment," she said as she bound his hands together, and tethered him to another rope that she now held in her hands. And, with her prize collected, she marched off towards Winter Court, a bounce in her step as she did so.
@LadyRunic Okay awesome. They will definitely disagree on a lot but their friendship comes more from a mutual respect than common personalities.
@LadyRunic Okay I got my characters up. Let me know if there's anything you want fixed :)



@smarty0114 misfits-? I like the idea of them working together for their own means. Also, what would they be hunting? Weaker Fae, humans? Outlaw Fae are open game for all Courts. Also for a story point, they would HAVE to avoid the Fall Court religiously. Falk does not like poachers. Of course if they didn't.... Oh God I have a very evil Fae behind me...

*Deeper chuckle*


Yeah just any fae who felt like they didn't belong. Maybe a human who's master died and felt like they were in danger if that's possible. And they'd be hunting outlaws maybe do a little contract work here and there. And maybe a run in with the Fall Court would make for a very decent little adventure from the sounds of it.
So would it be cool if I made sort of bounty hunter like characters? I was thinking about doing two fae, a Spring-Born and a Winter-Born who are both members of their respective court but tend to go off hunting outlaws with a group of misfits that they put together. Maybe they'd end up rising through the ranks of their courts later on but for now this is what they'd be. Anyhow I just wanted to make sure that was lore friendly.
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