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she had convinced the Council of what she knew was a fact: humans would always war to
be free & and they, the Fae, were sick of war.
She sighed and chastised herself for being blind to what had happened to him over the
centuries. She knew of course that he had loved her once &
Yes, he had loved her until he realized she had willingly, devotedly, completely given
her love to a human, a high Druid priest & a human instead of him!
Now she knew it was Gais who had murdered her beloved, and now, he meant to
destroy the human and Seelie Realms if he could. And that had begun to look more and
more possible each day he remained in the Dark Realm to scheme with Dark Queen
Morrigu. She wondered how he could tolerate the Dark Realm for it was a barren world
of mist and fog, and Seelie Fae were creatures of light. He was imprisoned within the
walls there, but he had managed with his Seelie magic to escape for short periods on
many occasions too many occasions.
Gaiscioch s intended actions were a threat to all life, as they Seelie Fae and humans
alike presently knew it. If he managed to free the Unseelies & The notion made the
Queen shudder unconsciously.
The Unseelies were the Dark King s mistakes during his experiments in Fae DNA
close to human cloning experiments. The result was a world of dark, bitter, and
murderous creatures. They wanted what Gais promised: the freedom to feed on humans.
With all her might with all the magic and power at her disposal, Aaibhe did not
believe she could capture and execute Gaiscioch without help. In the end, she believed it
would be a small band of humans her Druid priests and half humans that would bring
him low and end the terrible onslaught that had already begun.
Queen Aaibhe closed her eyes and spoke softly in ancient Danu to the bright orb she
had called to her private chambers. She held it in her delicate hands and looked deep.
What the orb showed her made her feel certain, helpless dread, a feeling she had not had
in more than a thousand years.
The orb gave her a clear picture of the Unseelie abominations Gais had freed to roam
the Human Realm. They were called Fae because of part of their DNA, but their
monstrous minds and bodies were born to maim and destroy. The Dark Fae used
Glamour to disguise themselves in the human world, and they were feeding unchecked in
three of her favorite cities, Edinburgh, Inverness and Dublin.
Gaiscioch had successfully freed more of the devils than she had thought possible.
Every time she repaired a rift in the fabric of the Prison Wall, he managed to develop
another portal. What she needed now was to see where he meant to strike next. Aaibhe
cooed to the orb, encouraging it to show her with the power it had what the very near
future held, but the orb made a whimpering sound. It could no longer see and display the
days to come in its magical depths. Something was interfering &
Queen Aaibhe s eyelids closed.
Her Prince of Dagda, Breslyn, already had enough on his plate. His love of humans, so
at variance with most Fae, enabled him to understand and deal with them well, but the
latest assignment she had given him had him fully occupied.
It was time she called on her Prince of Lugh, Danté & although his understanding of
humans was, at best, limited. However, he would take his mission as absolute, and for
this mission Danté was the prince she needed. And it was time for another special human
to join their team.
Some women in the human world could see past the magic and human Glamour both
the Seelie and Unseelie Fae were capable of creating illusion if you will. These women
could see past the Fae power of Féth Fiada (invisibility), and more than that, a select few
had latent, hidden powers that needed to be developed. These women were known
amongst the Fae as Shee Fios meaning Fae Seers.
In ancient times, before the Treaty, Fae warrior hunters had tracked them, gathered
them, and blinded the Shee Fios, thus rendering them useless to detect the Fae and warn
their villages.
Many Fios were slaughtered at the hands of the trackers. Those times were vicious &
and thankfully many Shee Fios escaped and learned to hide amongst their fellow humans.
Shee Fios learned how to disguise their talents. They learned how to keep their secrets.
If you are not a Fios and there are very few you might notice a group of tall,
exceptionally stunning women and men in a theater or a restaurant. You might think them
celebrities. They are probably Fae. You would never know how could you?
But a Shee Fios would know.
She would see through their magic. She would see past the Glamour that hid the innate
alien just beneath the surface. She would see the iridescent eyes. She would recognize the
immortals see them as bewitchingly beautiful, but immortals all the same and different
than we. A Shee Fios would always know.
Queen Aaibhe looked to one in particular, one with powers the young Fios was yet to
discover.
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