Fairy Fun (Spartan)

Alright, that's quite the relief. What do I do now? It was obscenely rude of me to take that gesture as one that I knew. Perhaps I should apologize? Well I mean, I could, but where's the point in that? He already feels bad enough, would that escalate the issue? The she-elf's thoughts progressed further in the same fashion, before she realized that she was just standing there awkwardly for nearly a minute. When she noticed the dilemma, she looked at Namis and smiled politely.

"It was all just a misunderstanding, no need to apologize." Did she want to fly? It was a little intimidating, so she wasn't sure. It was definitely something that she had never done before, but she didn't want to hurt herself either. "You think you could carry us both safely?" Her brother would not approve of this, not one bit.

It was definitely his fault as he felt, but he still kept his wings stretched out, "I know I can hold you, I've carried my friend with ease, and he weighs much more than you appear to weigh." his words were kind, and generally friendly, "I won't go too high though, in case you're not too keen to heights. But I'll let you choose the altitude" there he goes, trying to sound smart again, he didn't say altitude correct, more or less said it like altatute. He was generally intelligent, but it's easy to tell he was nervous.

"Well… I don't know." Timid as always, Indilwen looked at the ground. It wasn't like she didn't trust him, she just didn't really want to risk anything happening. She was an optimist, though, and looked back up within a matter of seconds. "You know what, maybe I'll try it." She was a little too trusting at times, but where was the harm? She loved fairies and the chance to fly with one was too much a great chance for her to pass up. She wasn't sure what to do, or how high to fly, or even if she was afraid of heights. She didn't get out much, and this moment definitely reflected upon that.

"You'll likely have to pick for me, Namis. I don't know much about myself in that department, though I don't suspect that height will be an issue." There was a strained happiness that shone in the female's blue eyes; despite it all, she was going to find fun in the situation.

Namis smiled, "okay then" he approached gently and soon was behind Ildilwen, "Hold on tight" his last words were quick, and short. Almost immediately after saying that he picked up the small woman, and began to soar. Within a matter of seconds, he was clear of the treeline, and was well into the clear blue sky, his wings shimmered and sparkled as he flew and they moved, "Now you don't get to see that view much!" he yelped as he saw the sun peak just past a cloud over the forest, which led up to a mountain range, where Namis knew somewhat. Yet he stayed stationary as he waited for Ildilwen's command forward.

The euphoria experienced was unlike any others the she-elf had ever experienced in her lifetime. The feeling was nearly as strong as when she witnessed her brother being kidnapped, but it was founded upon something that seemed to be entirely different, something some would call excitement. Sure, she didn't really get excited about anything other than fairies (and even that had been somewhat limited to her childhood years), but it came back and made her feel like a child again. Surely it was just the chemicals, but at this point in time she didn't care. Flying was exhilarating, and to be completely honest, she enjoyed it. She had obeyed Namis's commands and held on tight until she decided to relax a bit, which was also when she stopped the subconcious reaction to takeoff, which had been to dig her nails into his forearm. Oops.

She tried to take in the view, but it truly wasn't something anyone saw very often unless they were able to fly. The experience was just making her even more jealous of fairies. "This is beautiful." Her voice was louder and more enthusiastic than usual, and now she wasn't the least bit afraid. She was plenty aware that she was doing this with a male and that her brother would be bothered by the experience, but she could just not tell him.

Namis smiled as he saw Ildilwen's exuberance, she looked like she was enjoying herself, he then spoke with a calm tone, "Oh it gets better!" he said loudly so she could hear him over the cool breeze that blew over his wings, through his hair, and rustling his clothes. And with his words echoing a bit he began to move with a even pace, not too fast, but not super slow. Soon he was by Lake Hylea as the light of the sun shimmered off the water in a way that made the water look like a sea of light. He dove down and within seconds, the two were only a matter of centimeters from the surface of the clear waters, which with Namis' speed was parting slightly around him and behind, creating a mist behind him. The mist, reflecting the light enough that small rainbows could be seen as he flew with grace.

"Oh, I don't know how it could possibly get-," Indilwen cut herself short as Namis took off again, truly relishing the scenery and the view from above. Again she felt jealousy toward those who got to do this every day. Hoe dearly she wished to be able to do something beautiful. As they approached the water so swiftly her heart lurched and she forgot to breathe, but as they flew along she remembered to use her lungs and a broad grin stretched across her face. This was truly amazing, there was nothing she would rather be doing with herself. This was perhaps the first time in her life she was glad she had allowed herself to take a risk. She would remember this for the rest of her left.

Rainbows, colors, water, trees, nature, kindness, fairies, all were beautiful things. "It does get better." Her voice was soft but her words held great meaning.

Namis smiled, "Yes. It does get better" he said before another gust was now under his wings. This carried the duo upward rapidly before he knew it, they were above the clouds. Which he used to his advantage, flying amist the clouds, he dove back down through a large cloud, they were now in castle grounds, more, on top of the peak of the castle, which overlooked the castle town along with the southern Hylean plains, "Hmm... I'm sure her highness wouldn't mind." Namis paused as he looked at a pair of guards whom were a little less charmed by this act, "Though... I see a couple of guards do..."

The state of euphoria had dulled a little, but didn't affect Indilwen's ever positive mood. It was a gorgeous day, and again she realized that she regretted nothing. The experience was definitely something she would never forget. She had never seen Hyrule's castle, so it was something to take in. Matter of fact, she'd never seen any castles. She hadn't met her brother in castle town and Labrynna and the fairies she surrounded herself didn't have large magnificent castles. They had ornate, beautifully decorated buildings, but nothing that really compared to the size of Hyrule's. She didn't know enough to see what Namis was saying about the guards, as she didn't know how the system worked, but she figured it wasn't good.

"They won't throw me from the country, will they?" Oh, she hoped not. She liked it here and was actually considering moving to Hyrule after her studies were complete.

Namis laughed a little, the woman's fears may have been appropriate, but they weren't per say necessary. He knew the guards weren't going to do anything. Yet before anything else happened he jumped off and began flying close to the ground that dust began to soar a few meters into the air, which really didn't cause any beauty, since dust and dirt was never really pretty. Though before he reached Castle town, he flew over and eventually after quite a bit of flying, he had stopped, in a cloud of dust he righted himself and landed at the peak of Death Mountain and smiled, "Here's where the tour ends, but I ask, you look that way." he said as the sun was beginning to set over Hyrule, which was in their faces where Namis pointed after putting Ildilwen down on her feet, the whole Hylean plains and Lake Hylia could be seen as the sun reflected over the water of both the lake and rivers were shimmering with the sun's rays as the field was engulfed in a more orange-ish light as the sun set over the mountains.

"It's all so breathtaking. How I wish I was a gifted artist, able to capture the very essence of this beauty on a canvas." Indilwen remarked as she was placed on her feet, a little uncoordinated due to the new sensation of being on land again. She quickly recovered and smiled up at Namis. "I thank you greatly for the experience. It was brilliant! I wish I could do that every day!" Truth be told, such enthusiasm only came from the she-elf when she was genuinely crazed about something or someone. She had to be extremely comfortable to be the least bit enthusiastic or talkative. Namis, in a sense, was doing well.

"You're such a lucky soul, able to fly like that." Still daydreaming she was, heaven forbid something distract her and remove her from cloud nine.

Namis smiled, "Oh, I'm not lucky, to be exact, most give me a life of hell for my wings and fairy blood" he said with a straighter face, "But. I know flying is a real good escape for me. Ildilwen, if you want to fly again, please do tell me, I'll be happy to fly with you" his face went from the stone face, to his smile again. He liked smiling next to the seemingly no longer introverted Ildilwen, he liked her, and hell, maybe she'd help Namis to find how he came to be.. But until then, he just wanted to give her a nice time with him, "So... Was that enough of a show of what us Lost Woods fairies do? Or is there more you wish to know?" he asked, curious if she wanted to know more, in a sense he was trying to extend the time he had with Ildilwen. He had some sort of... Attraction to her.