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“It’s been so nice being able to be open with someone; someone who isn’t scared to talk about anything with me; a person who knows me and doesn’t mind who I am.”
― L.V. Clark, The Secret of Alviton

“Most fae, culturally but not exclusively, stick to their own species, but it is possible for one to give up their original form and take on their new mate’s. Fascinating, right? It is an extremely difficult process and the two magics must have an unbreakable bond. When they are joined-I guess that means married-nothing breaks them. Respect and love for one’s mate is taught to all children and so it is cultural to always respect your own and others’ bonds.
Isn’t that beautiful?”
― L.V. Clark, The Secret of Alviton

“Most fae, culturally but not exclusively, stick to their own species, but it is possible for one to give up their original form and take on their new mate’s. Fascinating, right? It is an extremely difficult process and the two magics must have an unbreakable bond. When they are joined - I
guess that means married - nothing breaks them. Respect and love for one’s mate is taught to all children and so it is cultural to always respect your own and others’ bonds.
Isn’t that beautiful?”
― L.V. Clark, The Secret of Alviton

“Most fae, culturally buT not exclusively, stick to their own species, but it is possible for one to give up their original form and take on their new mate’s. Fascinating, right? It is an extremely difficult process and the two magics must have an unbreakable bond. When they are joined-I guess that means married - nothing breaks them. Respect and love for one’s mate is taught to all children and so it is cultural to always respect your own and others’ bonds.
Isn’t that beautiful?”
― L.V. Clark, The Secret of Alviton

“It’s been so nice being able to be open with someone; someone who
isn’t scared to talk about anything with me; a person who knows
me and doesn’t mind who I am.”
― L.V. Clark, The Secret of Alviton

“; started a war or something, like, a million years ago. So, it’s our job to keep them at the bottom of the social food chain, if you will. They have a history of causing the biggest wars this world has ever seen, so they have to pay for it until we know they won’t cause any harm.”
― L.V. Clark, The Secret of Alviton