Frost Faeries - Revision history

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Noting that the Frost Fae might not be misleading Erin or Ryoka during their discussion of Excalibur / Caliburn. Not all Arthurian Legends make the sword name interchangeable. While typically it's seen as a translation; Caliburn being Old-Welsh and Excalibur being Brittonic. Some texts (Post-Vulgate Cycle 1230-1240) make them two unique swords or make the sword in the stone unnamed. That is to say: Excalibur is always the sword from the Lady of the Lake but not always the Sword in the Stone.

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	The Frost Faeries vehemently denied finding delight in harming children and innocents, and are proud to not resemble [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sluagh Sluagh], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finfolk Finfolk] or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcap Redcaps] in that respect.<ref name="2.34" />		The Frost Faeries vehemently denied finding delight in harming children and innocents, and are proud to not resemble [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sluagh Sluagh], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finfolk Finfolk] or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcap Redcaps] in that respect.<ref name="2.34" />

	They indicated that they knew [[King Arthur]], but made misleading statements about him and the sword ''Caliburn'' or ''Excalibur'', calling Erin a fool for believing that it was the ''Sword in the Stone''<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/04/2-08/ Chapter 2.07]</ref> but later not denying that when Ryoka made the same assumption.<ref name="2.20" /> Other references they made about Earth are the names [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%BA_Chulainn Culann],<ref name="3.03" /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_Con Lugaid], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myrddin_Wyllt Myrddin].<ref name="3.04" />		They indicated that they knew [[King Arthur]], but made misleading statements about him and the sword ''Caliburn'' or ''Excalibur'', calling Erin a fool for believing that it was the ''Sword in the Stone''<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/04/2-08/ Chapter 2.07]</ref> but later not denying that when Ryoka made the same assumption<ref name="2.20" /> (it should be noted despite usually being interchangeable that not all Arthurian legend makes Excalibur "The Sword in the Stone". Several texts distinguish ''Caliburn'' as "The Sword in the Stone" and ''Excalibur'' as "The Sword Given by the Lady of the Lake"). Other references they made about Earth are the names [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%BA_Chulainn Culann],<ref name="3.03" /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_Con Lugaid], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myrddin_Wyllt Myrddin].<ref name="3.04" />
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	They are regularly obscured by a glamor so that most mortals can neither hear them nor see their true forms. This appears to be a natural property of them. When inside of buildings built with iron, they become visible, which is another reason for them to avoid those structures.		They are regularly obscured by a glamor so that most mortals can neither hear them nor see their true forms. This appears to be a natural property of them. When inside of buildings built with iron, they become visible, which is another reason for them to avoid those structures.

	Other ways to perceive the Frost Faeries are standing in the right place under the full moon, or to ingest a "secret drink", made out of many rare or disgusting ingredients, like certain bugshells ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmine E120]) and possibly parts of incense or processed fruit acids ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_benzoate E211]).<ref name="3.04" /> Humans [[~~Earthworlders~~\|from Earth]] usually have eaten either the exact mixture, or just the right amount of those ingredients separately, which is why they are awakened to the activities of Frost Faeries.		Other ways to perceive the Frost Faeries are standing in the right place under the full moon, or to ingest a "secret drink", made out of many rare or disgusting ingredients, like certain bugshells ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmine E120]) and possibly parts of incense or processed fruit acids ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_benzoate E211]).<ref name="3.04" /> Humans [[Earthers\|from Earth]] usually have eaten either the exact mixture, or just the right amount of those ingredients separately, which is why they are awakened to the activities of Frost Faeries.
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	The faeries are small enough to stand on a human's hand.<ref name="4.29">[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/04/17/4-29/ Chapter 4.29]</ref> Their bodies, which have no breasts or other genitalia, look as though they are made of fluid ice and pure crystal. They have pupil-less eyes, sharp teeth, and dragonfly-like wings.<ref name="2.07" />		The faeries are small enough to stand on a human's hand.<ref name="4.29">[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/04/17/4-29/ Chapter 4.29]</ref> Their bodies, which have no breasts or other genitalia, look as though they are made of fluid ice and pure crystal. They have pupil-less eyes, sharp teeth, and dragonfly-like wings.<ref name="2.07" />

	As winter ends the Frost Faeries' frozen crystal skin changes and it grows brighter, with the colors of spring running through their bodies, bright and green, the color of grass and sunlight and clear blue skies.		As winter ends the Frost Faeries' frozen crystal skin changes and it grows brighter, with the colors of spring running through their bodies, bright and green, the color of grass and sunlight and clear blue skies.<ref>{{VERef\|5.11 E}}</ref>

	Under the effect of their glamor, they look like fuzzy shapes in blue and white to the people, monsters, and creatures of horror and blight of the world.		Under the effect of their glamor, they look like fuzzy shapes in blue and white to the people, monsters, and creatures of horror and blight of the world.

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	The faeries are small enough to stand on a human's hand.<ref name="4.29">[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/04/17/4-29/ Chapter 4.29]</ref> Their bodies, which have no breasts or other genitalia, look as though they are made of fluid ice and pure crystal. They have pupil-less eyes, sharp teeth, and dragonfly-like wings.<ref name="2.07" />		The faeries are small enough to stand on a human's hand.<ref name="4.29">[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/04/17/4-29/ Chapter 4.29]</ref> Their bodies, which have no breasts or other genitalia, look as though they are made of fluid ice and pure crystal. They have pupil-less eyes, sharp teeth, and dragonfly-like wings.<ref name="2.07" />

	~~Briefly, in [[Chapter 2.29\|Chapters 2.29]], [[Chapter 5.11 E\|5.11 E]], and [[Chapter 6.44 E\|6.44 E]]~~ the Frost Faeries frozen crystal skin ~~changed,~~ and ~~grew~~ brighter, with the colors of spring running through their bodies, bright and green, the color of grass and sunlight and clear blue skies.		As winter ends the Frost Faeries' frozen crystal skin changes and it grows brighter, with the colors of spring running through their bodies, bright and green, the color of grass and sunlight and clear blue skies.

	Under the effect of their glamor, they look like fuzzy shapes in blue and white to the people, monsters, and creatures of horror and blight of the world.		Under the effect of their glamor, they look like fuzzy shapes in blue and white to the people, monsters, and creatures of horror and blight of the world.

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	== Limitations and Weaknesses ==		== Limitations and Weaknesses ==
	They fear cold iron, as they lose their powers around it and thus become vulnerable.<ref name="gloss" /> As a result, they won't enter buildings that are made of it.<ref name="3.03">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/08/12/3-03/ Chapter 3.03]</ref>		They fear cold iron, as they lose their powers around it and thus become vulnerable.<ref name="gloss">[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/10/19/glossary/ The Wandering Inn Glossary]</ref> As a result, they won't enter buildings that are made of it.<ref name="3.03">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/08/12/3-03/ Chapter 3.03]</ref>

	It has been implied that Faeries can't enter private dwellings without an invitation<!-- where exactly does it state that?-->, while public places are technically under the same restriction, by the nature of them being public they give an open invitation to all comers.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/29/2-18/ Chapter 2.18]</ref>		It has been implied that Faeries can't enter private dwellings without an invitation<!-- where exactly does it state that?-->, while public places are technically under the same restriction, by the nature of them being public they give an open invitation to all comers.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/29/2-18/ Chapter 2.18]</ref>

	Frost Faeries are bound by the laws of their King, that prohibit interference with this world. While the Frost Faeries have a loose relationship with rules in general, they DO have their own rules and they don't lie, merely twist the truth.<ref name="gloss">[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/10/19/glossary/ The Wandering Inn Glossary]</ref> Once they make a promise they can't break it without dire consequences for themselves.		Frost Faeries are bound by the laws of their King, that prohibit interference with this world. Once they make a promise they can't break it without dire consequences for themselves. However, the fae can cheat and lie.<ref>{{VERef\|8.41}}</ref>

	The Fairyfolk is easily flattered.<ref name="gloss" />		The Fairyfolk is easily flattered.<ref name="gloss" />

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	The Frost Faeries vehemently denied finding delight in harming children and innocents, and are proud to not resemble [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sluagh Sluagh], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finfolk Finfolk] or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcap Redcaps] in that respect.<ref name="2.34" />		The Frost Faeries vehemently denied finding delight in harming children and innocents, and are proud to not resemble [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sluagh Sluagh], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finfolk Finfolk] or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcap Redcaps] in that respect.<ref name="2.34" />

	They indicated that they knew [[King Arthur]], but made misleading statements about him and the sword ''Caliburn'' or ''Excalibur'', calling Erin a fool for believing that it was the ''Sword in the Stone''<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/04/2-08/ Chapter 2.07]</ref> but later not denying that when Ryoka made the same assumption.<ref name="2.20" /> Other references they made about Earth are the names [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%BA_Chulainn Culann],<ref name="3.03" /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_Con Lugaid], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myrddin_Wyllt Myrddin].<ref name="3.04" /~~><blockquote~~>		They indicated that they knew [[King Arthur]], but made misleading statements about him and the sword ''Caliburn'' or ''Excalibur'', calling Erin a fool for believing that it was the ''Sword in the Stone''<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/04/2-08/ Chapter 2.07]</ref> but later not denying that when Ryoka made the same assumption.<ref name="2.20" /> Other references they made about Earth are the names [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%BA_Chulainn Culann],<ref name="3.03" /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_Con Lugaid], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myrddin_Wyllt Myrddin].<ref name="3.04" />
	~~:“Faeries~~ can’t be trusted. Never go near a faerie mound, never thank a faerie, never eat their food or tell them of your child. They fear cold iron, though, and I don’t believe you can enter a place without invitation.”		{{quote
	:- Ryoka Griffin<ref ~~name="~~2.20~~" />~~		\|quote=Faeries can’t be trusted. Never go near a faerie mound, never thank a faerie, never eat their food or tell them of your child. They fear cold iron, though, and I don’t believe you can enter a place without invitation.
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	== Chronology ==		== Chronology ==

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	== Appearance ==		== Appearance ==
			The form Frost Faeries have is not their true appearance. They take on these smaller bodies when bringing the winter.<ref name=":0">[https://wanderinginn.com/2023/12/06/9-69-pt-2/ Chapter 9.69 H (Pt. 2)]</ref>

	The faeries are small enough to stand on a human's hand.<ref name="4.29">[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/04/17/4-29/ Chapter 4.29]</ref> Their bodies, which have no breasts or other genitalia, look as though they are made of fluid ice and pure crystal. They have pupil-less eyes, sharp teeth, and dragonfly-like wings.<ref name="2.07" />		The faeries are small enough to stand on a human's hand.<ref name="4.29">[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/04/17/4-29/ Chapter 4.29]</ref> Their bodies, which have no breasts or other genitalia, look as though they are made of fluid ice and pure crystal. They have pupil-less eyes, sharp teeth, and dragonfly-like wings.<ref name="2.07" />

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	== Powers and Abilities ==		== Powers and Abilities ==
	Some if not all of the powers mentioned below are probably just a subset of a more general underlying power: Faerie magic affects the perceptions of reality to a point that would seem like they are altering it - for example, they can make great distances closer than they should be, and change the way people speak. To spice up drama, they may for example force mortals to speak in rhymes. They are only very rarely willing to use these abilities on the behest of mortals, however, but often to their own amusement.<ref name="2.45" />		Some if not all of the powers mentioned below are probably just a subset of a more general underlying power: Faerie magic affects the perceptions of reality to a point that would seem like they are altering it - for example, they can make great distances closer than they should be, and change the way people speak. To spice up drama, they may for example force mortals to speak in rhymes. They are only very rarely willing to use these abilities on the behest of mortals, however, but often to their own amusement.<ref name="2.45" /> When they discard their appearance, so too do they lose their powers as Frost Faeries in exchange for the powers of their true forms.<ref name=":0" />

	They can make a small sanctuary, where the air becomes warm, snow melts, and grass and flowers grow and flourish.<ref name="2.35">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/06/11/2-29/ Chapter 2.35]</ref>		They can make a small sanctuary, where the air becomes warm, snow melts, and grass and flowers grow and flourish.<ref name="2.35">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/06/11/2-29/ Chapter 2.35]</ref>

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	Their superstitions and internal laws are meant to protect, but sometimes become redundant, like in Innworld where the [[Dead Gods\|Gods are dead]]. They have more authority there, hence their control over the weather. But the fae seem to dislike attachments and debt in any case, which is why they would refuse to help. Since they love tradition, they would demand a gift for any great aid freely given.<ref name="2.46">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/07/22/2-39/ Chapter 2.46]</ref>		Their superstitions and internal laws are meant to protect, but sometimes become redundant, like in Innworld where the [[Dead Gods\|Gods are dead]]. They have more authority there, hence their control over the weather. But the fae seem to dislike attachments and debt in any case, which is why they would refuse to help. Since they love tradition, they would demand a gift for any great aid freely given.<ref name="2.46">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/07/22/2-39/ Chapter 2.46]</ref>

	Winter Sprites appear at the beginning of every winter, as they are responsible for bringing the snow to the world, which was entrusted to them by their king.<ref name="2.21">[https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/05/03/2-19/ Chapter 2.21]</ref> They are presumed to be quite ancient, as they were friends of the Elves. They are immortal.		Winter Sprites appear at the beginning of every winter, as they are responsible for bringing the snow to the world, which was entrusted to them by their king.<ref name="2.21">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/03/2-19/ Chapter 2.21]</ref> They are presumed to be quite ancient, as they were friends of the Elves. They are immortal.

	They can travel between worlds, and were on Earth in the past. When asked about their relationship to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuatha_D%C3%A9_Danann Tuatha Dé Danann], Ivolethe denied that they were related to either the Tuatha or the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fomorians Fomorians], and suggested that these mythical people as well as the hero [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%BA_Chulainn Cú Chulainn] walked ''other'' worlds which they visited. They left the Earth, apparently for environmental reasons, as Ivolethe put it: <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“We left your crumbling, dying world centuries ago. The earth dies, and death fills the air. We want nothing of it.”</span> For that reason, the Faeries never heard of modern-times myths, like superheroes.<ref name="2.28">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/24/2-23/ Chapter 2.28]</ref>		They can travel between worlds, and were on Earth in the past. When asked about their relationship to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuatha_D%C3%A9_Danann Tuatha Dé Danann], Ivolethe denied that they were related to either the Tuatha or the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fomorians Fomorians], and suggested that these mythical people as well as the hero [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%BA_Chulainn Cú Chulainn] walked ''other'' worlds which they visited. They left the Earth, apparently for environmental reasons, as Ivolethe put it: <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“We left your crumbling, dying world centuries ago. The earth dies, and death fills the air. We want nothing of it.”</span> For that reason, the Faeries never heard of modern-times myths, like superheroes.<ref name="2.28">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/24/2-23/ Chapter 2.28]</ref>
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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* Time and distance affect them differently, allowing them to travel at what seems to be impossible speeds to onlookers. At the same time, they can't perceive how Val and Ryoka run at different speeds.		* Time and distance affect them differently, allowing them to travel at what seems to be impossible speeds to onlookers. At the same time, they can't perceive how Val and Ryoka run at different speeds.
	* They first met Teriarch when he was still a whelp, though just in passing.<ref>[https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/05/26/2-24/ Chapter 2.24]</ref>		* They first met Teriarch when he was still a whelp, though just in passing.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/26/2-24/ Chapter 2.24]</ref>
	* People from Earth can see their true forms and hear them, because, unknown to them, they have eaten all the ingredients for the '''faerie’s drink.'''		* People from Earth can see their true forms and hear them, because, unknown to them, they have eaten all the ingredients for the '''faerie’s drink.'''
	* Once someone kills a Fae they will be killed before the next moon rises.<ref name="3.04" />		* Once someone kills a Fae they will be killed before the next moon rises.<ref name="3.04" />
	* In [https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/09/09/3-11-e/ Ch 3.11 E] [[Laken Godart\|Laken]] gave some of them noble titles, such as Comtesse of the Soup Spoon, Herzogin<em>, </em>Reichsgräfin<em>, </em>Duchess, Viscount, Baron, a score of them Blumenritter<em>, </em>and several Ladies.		* In [https://wanderinginn.com/2017/09/09/3-11-e/ Ch 3.11 E] [[Laken Godart\|Laken]] gave some of them noble titles, such as Comtesse of the Soup Spoon, Herzogin<em>, </em>Reichsgräfin<em>, </em>Duchess, Viscount, Baron, a score of them Blumenritter<em>, </em>and several Ladies.
	* Frost Faeries tend to call those that level "playthings", as they are playthings of greater powers. The Fearies think little of them, given that they put willingly chains around their necks, not realizing what they've given up.<ref name="2.34">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/06/09/2-28/ Chapter 2.34]</ref>		* Frost Faeries tend to call those that level "playthings", as they are playthings of greater powers. The Fearies think little of them, given that they put willingly chains around their necks, not realizing what they've given up.<ref name="2.34">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/06/09/2-28/ Chapter 2.34]</ref>

	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	* ([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/04/04/2-08/ To] [[Ryoka Griffin\|Ryoka]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“We grace your filthy ears with words. Answer back!”</span>		* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/04/2-08/ To] [[Ryoka Griffin\|Ryoka]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“We grace your filthy ears with words. Answer back!”</span>
	* ([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/04/04/2-08/ To each other]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“If she’s used the ointment of our kind, we should blind her now. Take her eyes, one or both and let’s have done with it!”</span>		* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/04/2-08/ To each other]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“If she’s used the ointment of our kind, we should blind her now. Take her eyes, one or both and let’s have done with it!”</span>
	* ([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/04/13/2-11/ To] [[Erin Solstice\|Erin]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“We don’t hate ye, fool! You mortals are nothing to us but pests. Tis<em> iron</em> we hate! If ye’d take away the iron in the building, we might, <em>might </em>reconsider.”</span>		* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/13/2-11/ To] [[Erin Solstice\|Erin]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“We don’t hate ye, fool! You mortals are nothing to us but pests. Tis<em> iron</em> we hate! If ye’d take away the iron in the building, we might, <em>might </em>reconsider.”</span>
	* ([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/04/13/2-11/ To] [[Erin Solstice\|Erin]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Copper! Make them of copper, you daft cunt!”</span>		* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/04/13/2-11/ To] [[Erin Solstice\|Erin]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Copper! Make them of copper, you daft cunt!”</span>
	* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/03/2-19/ To] [[Erin Solstice\|Erin]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Ye aren’t that smart, are ye? The fey answer to no one, mortal! We speak and bestow our gifts as we please, and none may command us! No god, no king, no lord or master. Have ye not heard the words? The fey obey no one, and we bow to none either. So what if we offended your honor? We do as we please. So long as the worthless child was not a guest we could do as we wished. Now she is your guest.”</span>		* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/03/2-19/ To] [[Erin Solstice\|Erin]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Ye aren’t that smart, are ye? The fey answer to no one, mortal! We speak and bestow our gifts as we please, and none may command us! No god, no king, no lord or master. Have ye not heard the words? The fey obey no one, and we bow to none either. So what if we offended your honor? We do as we please. So long as the worthless child was not a guest we could do as we wished. Now she is your guest.”</span>
	* ([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/05/24/2-23/ To] [[Ryoka Griffin\|Ryoka]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“[[Erin Solstice\|She]] did what few mortals remember to do in any day and age. She honored us. She followed the traditions. But most wondrous of all: she made food fit for the fey.”</span>		* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/24/2-23/ To] [[Ryoka Griffin\|Ryoka]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“[[Erin Solstice\|She]] did what few mortals remember to do in any day and age. She honored us. She followed the traditions. But most wondrous of all: she made food fit for the fey.”</span>
	* ([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/05/24/2-23/ To] [[Ryoka Griffin\|Ryoka]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Anyone can fly for a few seconds if we push them off a cliff!”</span>		* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/24/2-23/ To] [[Ryoka Griffin\|Ryoka]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Anyone can fly for a few seconds if we push them off a cliff!”</span>
	* ([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/05/26/2-24/ To] [[Ryoka Griffin\|Ryoka]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Worry not, pathetic human. All you mortals do is disappointing and sad.”</span>		* ([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/05/26/2-24/ To] [[Ryoka Griffin\|Ryoka]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Worry not, pathetic human. All you mortals do is disappointing and sad.”</span>
	*([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/06/11/2-29/ To] The World System) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Nae, she will not be learning anything. Not from you at least. Leave the fool alone, ye thing of dead gods. She is different.”</span>		*([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/06/11/2-29/ To] The World System) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Nae, she will not be learning anything. Not from you at least. Leave the fool alone, ye thing of dead gods. She is different.”</span>
	*([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/07/01/2-33/ To] [[Erin Solstice\|Erin]])<span style="color:#8ae8ff;"> “Innkeep! A mug of your finest swill!”</span>		*([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/07/01/2-33/ To] [[Erin Solstice\|Erin]])<span style="color:#8ae8ff;"> “Innkeep! A mug of your finest swill!”</span>
	*([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/07/08/2-35/ To] <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">[[Erin Solstice\|Erin]]) “Who is Santa Claus? Does he eat children?”</span>		*([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/07/08/2-35/ To] <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">[[Erin Solstice\|Erin]]) “Who is Santa Claus? Does he eat children?”</span>
	*([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/07/08/2-35/ To] [[Ashfire Bees]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Wretched insect! Know your place! Begone!”</span>		*([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/07/08/2-35/ To] [[Ashfire Bees]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Wretched insect! Know your place! Begone!”</span>
	*([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/07/08/2-35/ To] [[Ashfire Bees]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Bring out your Queen! We’ll duel her!”</span>		*([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/07/08/2-35/ To] [[Ashfire Bees]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Bring out your Queen! We’ll duel her!”</span>
	*([https://wanderinginn~~.wordpress~~.com/2017/09/09/3-11-e/ To] [[Laken Godart\|Laken]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Can you not hear us, oh Emperor? We are here, Frost Faeries of the Winter Court to meet you! Are you not honored?”</span>		*([https://wanderinginn.com/2017/09/09/3-11-e/ To] [[Laken Godart\|Laken]]) <span style="color:#8ae8ff;">“Can you not hear us, oh Emperor? We are here, Frost Faeries of the Winter Court to meet you! Are you not honored?”</span>
	*([https://wanderinginn.com/2018/08/14/5-11-e/ To] [[Bevia Veniford\|Bevia]])<span style="color:#96be50;"> “I am a Baron, foolish mortal! Kneel before me!”		*([https://wanderinginn.com/2018/08/14/5-11-e/ To] [[Bevia Veniford\|Bevia]])<span style="color:#96be50;"> “I am a Baron, foolish mortal! Kneel before me!”
	*([https://wanderinginn.com/2018/08/14/5-11-e/ To] [[Bevia Veniford\|Bevia]])<span style="color:#96be50;"> “Why would I be a Baroness? I asked to be Baron and so I am! Will ye not kneel?”		*([https://wanderinginn.com/2018/08/14/5-11-e/ To] [[Bevia Veniford\|Bevia]])<span style="color:#96be50;"> “Why would I be a Baroness? I asked to be Baron and so I am! Will ye not kneel?”