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Fantasy War for Neverland; a twisted fairy tale

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Nornslayer

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SPIDER IN THE ROSES



mental fairy







































location


Pixie Woods






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mentions gen; SUGAR. SUGAR. & honeybell; animegirl20 animegirl20









Vulpecula darted through the trees, her small form virtually invisible. She was running low on her supply of Pixie dust and she felt the itch burning in her veins. Despite her body not being built for it she couldn’t resist the honeyed call. Ever since she first was forced to take in in an effort to escape her captivity years ago she was hooked on the rush, the power, the strength it gave her. Her power hinged on sweet words and sultry looks, and rose red lips pressed onto others. For once it was nice to channel her inner genhenna and just punch the everloving shit out of someone. The knowledge that if she had a vial on hand, she most likely wouldn’t have been captured haunted her every waking moment. Now, she is never seen without a vial. Unfortunately she was down to one last hit and the nearest supplier was half a day’s flight away from Vul’s secluded home outside the pixie forest. Vulpecula hated going too far from her hut high in the trees, paranoia seeping through her pores. Every sense was heightened from fear, and she did her best to stay out of sight.



Normally if she was going out she’d ask Gen to come with her, but the larger fairy was unaware of the other’s crippling addiction to the glowing poison, and vul wanted to keep it that way. She flitted carefully around a large outcropping, bright blue eyes darting around searching for an unfamiliar form. She had been flying for several hours and she thankfully was able to dodge the large beasts throughout the forest, and only spotted one human that was easy to dart unseen from. The mental fairy spotted the gnarled twisted tree know for the landmark that signified one was close to a Pixie Dust outpost. Hopefully they were open and were willing to trade for some information and some poisonous mushrooms she had collected with the help of Genhenna.



As she got nearer she began to hear shrill screams and a cacophony of cackles and insults thrown around in grating male voices. Her worst nightmare. Normally she’d fly for the hills but what if Genhenna was there. The other fairy had mentioned she was running low on her stock a couple days ago. She fluttered in place for a minute, panic flowing through her system, at war with herself. Finally she decided, just a quick look. If Gen wasn’t there she’d speed away. Her cold heart couldn’t find it in itself to care about the other fairies, not if it put her at risk. Genhenna and Vul were the only two fairies that mattered after all. The purple skinned girl began her dive forward, getting within eyesight of the outpost and the surrounding environment. A gasp escaped her, fear like she hadn’t felt since Hook had her, soaking into her bones.



A crowd of lost boys lurked there, tormenting fairies unfortunate enough to get caught in their cruel grasp. But that wasn’t the part that struck the paralyzing fear into her, no, that was left for the torches several carried. The torches that were about to set fire to the outpost. The one rule all fairies no matter how unruly upheld, was never bring fire around an outpost. Pixie dust was **highly** flammable. And the lost boys were about start the largest bonfire of the century. Frozen in fear it took a minute for her to spin around, a minute too long. The torches dropped. The fire began. An explosion rocketed through the forest and she heard similar booms echoing around. Oh god, they must have located all the outposts. There was only one fairy she could think of who would have sold that information, Honeybell. That bitch had a knack for killing their kind, more so than the headman himself.


Her thoughts were silenced as the heatwave hit her, the fire beginning to leap forward from tree to tree. It seemed like the entire forest was doomed to be engulfed. Vul turned and flew as fast as she could, flames nipping at her wings. The nearest opening out of the forest was miles away. Tears leaked from her eyes, steaming her face. Death was once something she sought but Gen had given her something to live for and she wasn’t ready to give up. Not till she saw Gen again. She survive this, just like she survived Hook and his men. Not for herself, but for Genhenna. A coughing fit tore out of her, a frequent symptom of her addict, but exaggerated due to the smoke inhalation. She felt her lungs seize, and forced a breath. Her cough growing worse. Blood hit her palm, soaking the soft skin. The heat and pain making her dizzy. She felt burns on her arms and feet. Adding to the nightmare. She saw the opening ahead, it seemed so far. Vulpecula felt her body wane and knew she had one choice left.


The fairy mid flight grabbed her last vial of pixie dust and downed it, feeling the speed boost and momentary energy consume her. The adrenaline let her ignore the pain for now but deep down she knew the after effects would be the worst of her life. But at least she’d have a life. She’d make sure of it. The pixie dust gave her the strength to power on and she dove out of the forest, the blaze following her. It was like a raging storm, taking over every branch and leaf. The attack was over but the real war had just started.






Vulpecula


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DAYWALKER



shallow siren








































location


Mermaid Lagoon






interactions


interacts with del; Goldie. Goldie.








A large and excited siren darted through the lagoon, sending currents raging with a swish of his powerful tail. Golden eyes gleamed as he tugged a much smaller siren behind him. "Hurry up Delly, I'm hungry!" Kazamir used his brute force to pull her faster racing out of the lagoon. The man loved playing with the pirates but sadly for them his growling stomach outweighed his want to play. His teeth poked out from his bottom lip, drool saturating the water around them, mingling with it, as he thought about the delicious meat he would soon be sinking into. Almost more exhilarating than the thought of food, was the thought he'd probably have to wrestle someone down for it. Unlike his fellow shallow sea sirens, Kaz was unskilled in the act of subtlety and seduction. Instead he preferred to pop up out of the water like a demented jack in the box, sink his jagged teeth into a limb and using his jaw strength pull them overboard and into his waiting arms. He absolutely loved when they put up a fight, who didn't want dinner and a show? His longtime companion made a small eep as he dashed forward, propelling himself with a fierce smack of his muscular tail.

To get to the Jolly Roger they had to take a quick trip through one of his favorite places, Crocodile Creek, yet another way he differed from the other sirens. Crocodile Creek, like the name suggested; was the home of the Giant Crocodiles. The smallest of their kind were around 25 ft and the largest reached 30ft. Kaz himself wasn't particularly small, in fact he was the largest of the sirens, minus maybe one very deep siren named Nyx. A whopping 14ft from the tip of his head to the bottom of his fin, he was a very large fish. The rippling muscles and long claws finished his terrifying build. He was pretty much the only siren in the group who could outright wrestle the Giant Crocs, the others relying on speed or camouflage.

Kazamir on the other hand reveled in the fight and was decorated in a series of scars and bites from his many battles. A grin spread on his angular face as he spotted the tunnel that led to the Creek. Building up speed he pushed off with his tail and soared through, Delmare clinging close to him. Hungry jaws snapped a millimeter from kaz's face, his ingrained reflexes kicking in to roll over and doge. His eyes winded as he spotted the Crocs rushing at them, far more aggressive than normal. The high pitched trills from his friend in the siren language translated to "something's wrong! leave now!" Kaz not one to ever run from a fight prepared to dash in when he spotted a boat in the middle of the creek with a figure clutching some sort of glowing object. Now kaz may be an idiot, but even he knew who the Lost Boy's were. A twisted snarl covered his face and he made to lunge forward shouting a curse at the man. "COWARD! COME FIGHT ME YOU SQUISHY PINK THING!"

In response the Lost Boy smirked and in a hoarse voice cried out, "F E A S T". The Giant Crocs surged forward as one, teeth snapping. Knowing he was outclassed and not willing to risk his small buddy, he grimaced and spun around fleeing back through the tunnel. His hair whipped around him, temporarily blinding him. Panic beat inside his chest like a drum, an emotion he rarely felt. The dashed out of the tunnel and sped towards the lagoon. The world seemed to narrow and all Kaz saw was their path to safety, ignorant of all else. A shrill screech pierced through his tunnel vision and he swiveled around to spot that a whole crowd of Lost Boys stood on the shore surrounding the lagoon and perched on the rock walls caging the lagoon in.

One group hoisted a net high in the air, holding a wriggling and scared Delmare inside. He snarled deeply and whirled around, beginning to move towards her. A hefted spear thrown through his tail halted his movement. Hissing, he yanked it out, red blood spilling into the dark water drifting down low below. Attracted by the blood a head popped up next to him, a siren by the name of Tempest. "A deep one has been taken!! We must gather the others!" Kaz gave a nod and focused on the army approaching them, a slight gash in his tail had never stopped him before. He threw himself forward grabbing the nearest enemy and tugging them under. They barely even had a chance to scream before he ripped their throat out with his teeth. He was in no mood to play, rage burned in his skin making him more reckless and aggressive than ever before.

He paid no mind to the spears and arrows pelting him, ignoring the many injuries he was accumulating. His only focus was tearing through the people between him and the siren most important to him. He vaguely noticed the others joining the crusade, one in particular being Delm's uncle. He had no time to call out to him however, as his moment of distraction cost him. One of the Lost Boy's had hit a crucial shot from his crossbow at Kaz that he wasn't able to dodge. It lodged itself a millimeter from his heart, causing his body to erupt in pain.

The other injuries finally seeped into his brain and his severely damaged tail gave up on him. He could barely keep himself afloat, but he refused to give up. Next to him floated the bodies of the sirens who gave their lives in the battle. Limbs of the Lost Boys drifted alongside, a sign that the sirens fought back just as hard. But Delm remained trapped and a smirking cloaked figure lifted her higher, tying the rope of the net to a tall tree dangling just out of most of the siren's jumping range. He then lifted a torch to the net, making it clear what his next actions would be. Kaz tried to muster up the strength to dive forward but another spear from one of the few remaining Lost Boys stopped him in his track. There was no time left, either the torch got her or the sun an hour later. it seemed hopeless.

Blood pouring from the gaping wound in his chest, soaking the water around him and cascading down his muscular chest. He knew he couldn't get to her but he sure as hell would take everyone down with him. There was no reason to exist without Delmare. Kazamir bared his teeth and a savage grin and called out "See you soon Delly," and prepared to launch himself into the surefire death in front of him. Mid lunge a large and scarred body leapt over him, lightning fast despite the heavy build. The siren, known as Delm's uncle, hit the Lost Boy with the force of a speeding train, and the torch harmlessly hit the sand, dimming and becoming void. Delm was saved but her uncle wasn't so lucky, fatally wounded by the Lost Boy he downed to save his precious niece. Kaz let out a mournful howl as Delm uttered a high pitched wail. The last of the Lost Boy's fell but the aftermath had just begun.






Kazamir


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Immigrant Song



Led Zeppelin







































location


The Jolly Rodger






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brief moment with Marwood arthur morgan. arthur morgan.










A light fog sat eerily atop the rolling waves. The shifting sea rocked the anchored Jolly Rodgers as a mother does a cradle. Despite the many pirates aboard, lulled to sleep, the looming ship felt… empty. Sails sat lifeless as not even the wind dared blow this fateful night. Salted wooden floorboards were freshly polished and even the barrels sat neatly along the railings. Upon first glance, the ship looked as if no one lived there, a shell of the bustling busy pirate ship it truly was. It had been a few days since Hooks departure, but his sudden absence was notable and left a knot in each sailor's stomach. Without much else to do, they kept themselves busy, as if prepping for his obviously inevitable return. While they did their best to continue life as normal, it was clear to the other factions that something was wrong. Maybe such is why a handful of lost boys, hyped up on stolen pixie dust, found themselves in a rowboat headed straight for the infamous Jolly Rodgers.

It’s clear the lost boys were unwell. Their bodies shook and muscles twitched, yet the strength and speed they used to board the ship is unparalleled. Small figures, cloaked in darkness darted around the ship. Each headed in a different direction, spreading out until they located each entrance below deck. Each lowered their bags and began removing glass bottles- powder flasks. Filled with gunpowder and metal, these bottles were small bombs made to set this boat ablaze. Casting each other fleeting looks and crazed grins, they began tossing them through the doorways and the fires began. But their true intentions…


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The sound of shattering glass and pained screams startled Pyxis right awake. Barely awake she could already feel the heat of the flames. Clumsily she rolled out of the hammock, stumbling for a moment as she struggled to catch her breath. The smoke was already thick, filling her lungs and causing her eyes to water. Every one of her senses was overwhelmed. Loud voices echoed around her as the crew members found whatever they could to try and douse the flames. The scent of burning wood and charred flesh bombarded her nose. Finally able to make sense of what was happening, Pyxis looked around the cabin.

The sleeping quarters were always relatively busy. Hammocks were hung up in a disorganized fashion, clothes and personal belongings were strewn about. It was never a very tidy space and was relatively crowded. Now, illuminated horrifically by flames were some of these same hammocks, torn and a blaze. The sight of those sleeping within them, some lying lifeless, bodies bloodied by the explosion, was gruesome. The living were the unlucky, writhing in pain as the flames lapped at their skin. The teen girl swallowed hard as she tore her eyes away from the gruesome scene.

Some of the other pirates had figured out ways to escape. Some lacked fear of the flames and ran straight through. Others wrapped themselves in blankets. A couple even worked together, attempting to douse the flames with water from scavenged bottles and stomping it out with remnants of bedding. Few looked back at the fallen, and fewer attempted to help those too wounded to save themselves. Pyxis quickly go the hint and began readying herself. Fortunately, her belongings were relatively untouched by the flames. All she dared take were her daggers, as she knew that she would not be able to carry much else. Whatever waited for her past the flames was undoubtably ready to kill her. She would have to kill them first.

The girl, the smallest and youngest member of the crew, dared not show weakness in the moment. Her bright green eyes were locked in a steely glare. Beads of sweat rolled down her face, swept away by a delicate yet calloused hand. Hair, looking as if it itself was a flame that danced upon her head bounced as she walked toward one of the entrances. Every muscle in her body was tense as she strode to the door, unpaused as she bent down and scooped up a blanket. She adjusted it over her head and round her shoulders as she had seen the others doing before her. Just as she neared enough to take her turn bursting through the flames, a hand clutched her ankle.

“Help, please.” The voice was rough, words followed by a loud cough. Below Pyxis on the ground was Tess. Pyxis’s eyes widened slightly, blinking harshly as if the image she saw would change. Tess was a beautiful, strong woman. She was an amazing pirate with long, sandy blonde hair and dashing blue eyes. Many of the men couldn’t keep their eyes, or hands, off of her- but Tess always stood her ground. But looking down at her now as she desperately grasped and pleaded for help, she was unrecognizable. Cut and burned, totally coated in ash and debris, those same striking blue eyes were the one feature that Pyxis recognized. They pleaded with the young girl, and despite everything she knew, Pyxis began to scoop her up.

This split-second decision was difficult for Pyxis to carry out. The two struggled for a moment before finally making it upright. Tess’s arm was draped over Pyxis’s shoulder as the young girl attempted to support her full body weight. “We just have to get you out,” Pyxis huffed as she readjusted the blanket. With them both covered, Pyxis tried to listen to what was happening outside the cabin. All she could hear was the roaring of flames. They were going in blind. Just as she readied herself, beginning to cover her face with their blanket, she noticed a group of others gathering around her. Enough of them were gathered to make a more formal attack now. No more trickling.

A voice from behind her sounded, “One… Two…”

A mass of bodies rushed through the flames and up the steps. Blankets around her began flying off as battle cries roared out. Pyxis stumbled out. It was much darker now, and her eyes still watered from the smoke. But instantly she could tell that something was wrong. Before she had the chance to register her surroundings, she and Tess were thrust to the ground. The two skid across a cool, wet wooden floor. Pyxis’ ribs slammed down hard, the wind knocked right out of her. She coughed and wheezed as she tried to get up. The world buzzed around her, she barely managed to make it to her hands and knees. Get up, get up, get up. Was Tess alright? What had knocked them over? She didn’t have to look very hard to find out.

Tess lie lifelessly on the ground, and above her a lost boy stood. He stared at Pyxis with harsh, bloodshot eyes. He pressed a foot on Tess’s body, removing a blade from her side. An unnatural, wide grin opened as he began to laugh. Without a second thought, he dashed toward Pyxis. She had no chance to get fully on her feet before he was there. Her arms flew up to protect her face, still unable to catch her breath. This was how she was going to die. Unable to defend herself or her crew. Hook would be disappointed in her- no, disgusted with her.

Pyxis awaited deaths cold embrace, but instead the laughing died off. Instantly. Removing her arms from her face, Pyxis watched as the lost boys eyes, mere inches from her face, became lifeless. A blade protruded from his chest. As it was removed he slumped to his knees before falling right into her lap. She quickly shoved him off, gasping as she was finally able to breathe. Her eyes followed the blade to its hilt, then to its handler. Marwood stood over her, giving her a brief nod before rushing into the fray.

Pyxis unsheathed her dagger as she regained her breath. Her gaze moved from the lost boy and Marwood to search around the deck. A few more lost boys were darting around the ship, quickly becoming overwhelmed by the crew. Over the clanging of blades and cries of battle, Pyxis could hear the other boys laughing as they killed. The way they fought was brutal. They took hits without flinching, fighting until the light left their eyes. Never had she seen such insanity or strength from the lost boys. What brought on this attack? They’ve gone mad, surely.

Water rolled across the deck. It wet her knees as she sat kneeled. It would have meant nothing as it was, but soon the familiar cool sea water turned warm. Pyxis looked down at the red liquid soaking her pants as she slowly rose to her feet. Slowly she turned her gaze from the battle, clearly dying out as there was no more laughter or screams. Her mouth fell open at the sight that befell her. The entrances to the cabin below were still lit by the flames within. Flickering light illuminated what Pyxis had initially thought to be fallen barrels right above the stairs. Now she could see that these were not barrels at all. These were bodies.

The first crew members to leave the cabin. Those who had trickled out one by one to begin the fight on these attackers. These crew members lie dead, picked off one by one. Pyxis stared at this scene horrified. The lost boys had taken the time to sit them up against the walls, showcasing what they had done to them. Each one had their right hand cut off, like a certain captain they all revered. She realized now that she was coated head to toe in the blood of her friends, her family. Without moving her gaze she felt as the remaining crew members drew near. Some stood with her, observing this carnage in horror. Others worked at putting out the remaining fires. Pyxis closed her mouth and clenched her jaw, turning round to find a bucket and rope. There was nothing more they could do for their dead. Kicking the head of the lost boy at her feet as she passed, Pyxis couldn’t find it in herself to make sense of what had just occurred.

There were no winners in this battle. Just the dead, and the living.






PYXIS


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Even after years of witnessing the brutality of Neverland, nothing can really prepare you for experiencing it over and over again.

"Marwood and anyone who knows a lick of first aid to help him, tend to the wounded! Everyone else who can move, grab a bucket and extinguish the fire!"
Yshil called out, immediately switching to what he always did— speak to the crew about the usual orders Hook would give him. An over-glorified mouthpiece.
"If you find anything we can salvage, grab it and take it to shore!"


There was no time to lose as he barked orders, calling those who were able by name to spur them to movement. The Lost Boys had either died or dispersed and he wasn't sure what had caused them to attack all of a sudden. He wasn't even sure how they got past the sentries. Were they that well-coordinated? Yshil couldn't dwell too much on it as he grabbed a few buckets that had floated out of the ship and began to collect water to douse the flames that threatened to destroy their home. They couldn't afford to lose the ship of all things.

Resources were hard to come by but they were replaceable. The ship, however, had stood the tests of time since they had built it with Hook all those years ago. If they lost it, Yshil could only assume the worst that will happen to them. He waded into the water fearlessly but prayed that none of the sirens would catch them lacking in preparation. The last thing they needed was getting attacked a second time before they could even recover.

He tried to keep his attention from the bodies floating in the water, staining the very liquid he was standing in red. So many had died. So, so many. Yshil had to keep being strong, to appear strong and unaffected, for the rest of the crew. If Hook was genuinely uncaring, Yshil simply had to keep up with him but also extend his sympathies toward the rest of the crew. But right now, he couldn't do that. He had to focus on the tasks at hand. So he continued moving, moving the floating bodies away from him and ignoring the sleek blood in his hands as it washes in the salty water below.

Of course, there was another glaring problem. The bodies of their comrades were still strewn across the ship itself, all missing their right hand like their captain. It was a difficult scene to comprehend and one Yshil decided to pack it up in a nice box for later him to open and really experience what it means to have seen it. For now, he needed to continue moving. He needed to-

Breathe, Yshil, breathe.

And he stood there for a moment as clarity returned to his mind. Now that his own usual orders were done, his body was slowly returning to its senses. There was something glaringly wrong and it took him a few moments to realize what had been bothering him throughout the entire thing. The lack of a heavy hand on his shoulders or the hiss and curse that accompanied his presence. Almost in a daze, he walked back to shore to face those who were accounting for the injured crew members.

"Where's the captain? Where's Hook?"








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Yshil.













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Saphiste was rather thankful she was not at the scene of the destruction she was now watching. It all happened too fast to comprehend and, really, she still wasn't sure what had happened. However, what she did know was that fire was beginning to spread from tree to tree and threatening to destroy the very place they called home. Loathe as she was to admit it, she was reliant on the natural defense nature had provided them.

Still, her wings took her elsewhere. She didn't care for a lot of people, not truly. She found it fun to be with other fairies or even other races— though that sentiment is oftentimes not reciprocated— but to truly call someone a friend and companion was something Saphiste did not offer easily. Teivel had the honor, and misfortune, of being considered a friend by the mental fairy. She liked them well enough due to their hilarious and lethal pranks that Saphiste had started to lead her own victims to Teivel's little playground to see what they would do to them.

Now, however, it seemed like Teivel was in trouble. Outposts that created pixie dust had been attacked and set to fire and the roaring inferno that was now threatening to overtake the forest was telling. Pixie dust was, unfortunately, highly flammable and was a great explosive fuel to the fire.

The Lost Boys were nowhere to be seen, at this point, and Saphiste was thankful for that. She sped through the foliage of the forest, keeping away from the fire as much as possible. She saw a couple of fairies evacuating, some dead on the ground. A couple of them called out to her and she just shrugged and told them that she was checking on another outpost for survivors. It would be extremely upsetting if Teivel had died during this.

As she approached the outpost, instinct had told her to stop as the fire streaked through the forest. She took a deep breath— a mistake really as she let out a series of coughs as she sunk lower to the ground to avoid the smoke— and moved through.
"Tei? You alive?"
She called out, trying to spot movement from her fellow fairy.
"You better be or else this would have all been a waste!"








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Saphiste.













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