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insecure • flighty • quiet
"Oh no, they got loose again..."
The fae realm is a magical and mystical place, filled with an impossible amount of unique flora and fauna...and somehow, one tiny fae is the one who has to try and keep it in check. Fernweh acts as a sort of caretaker to all the creatures that fill their realm. The only problem is that much of them are....unpredictable.
Fern tries their absolute best to keep track of everything, but when your sheep can fly and your cows breathe fire, it's no wonder they feel so overwhelmed. But that's okay!! They can handle it!
Maybe.
Character
Likes
- horticulture
- studying
- books
Dislikes
- tight spaces
- being lectured
- his family
Personality
Fermweh is very nervous for one of the fae, who usually live their lives like everything is going to explode around them one day. Except for Fern, sometimes the creatures /do/ actually explode...
They really do try their best, and with a preference for creatures over other fae, it seems to work out for them.
Notes
- Loves all creatures, but has a certain joy for anything incredibly small and tiny.
- Has very expressive ears; they tend to swivel and perk up at the first sign of trouble.
- Their insect wings beat wicked fast, to the point where they can barely be seen when they fly about. Their dragon wings on the other hand, are useless and just for show.
Notes
- Always tends to look worried or concerned at just about anything
- Feel free to draw them with any sort of weird, fantastical critter! The smaller the better, in Fern's eyes
Nidawi is a common occurance around Fern's domain, constantly flitting about and causing trouble. Fern doesn't quite mind as most of Nidawi's tricks are harmless, but sometimes it's enough to get them riled up and stuttering out anything they can to get them to go away.
Feirdhris is only slightly better than Nidawi showing up, but not by much. While Feirdhris doesn't cause any physical trouble around the place, Fern can only take so much of his prancing and prattling on before they're trying to shove them out the door.
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