Elgy

“Faeries are known to be tenders of plants and energizing inhabitants of gardens. They are more elusive than Angels and often have lively, mercurial temperaments. They are active in preserving what little wilderness remains on the Earth.”
― Elizabeth Eiler, Swift and Brave: Sacred Souls of Animals

“There were fairies at the bottom of my garden and they were torturing someone.

Technically they weren’t Fae. My people didn’t like to bloody their hands, they preferred to use sadistic bastards like Spriggans.

They’d come for me. Finally. After centuries of waiting, my people had demonstrated how long they could hold a grudge.”
― Phil Parker, The Bastard From Fairyland

“A fox can be smarter than a wolf.”
― Tamuna Tsertsvadze, Gift of the Fox

“That is love, son of thorns. We welcome its cruelest blows and when we bleed from them, we whisper our thanks.”
― Cassandra Clare, Lord of Shadows