The beautiful ivory Harlequin fae bounded away from her father and older sister with her twin at her side. They wanted to spend some time exploring before they made travel back to their home. Their father had informed them that the fog was slowly lifting and that meant they could go home.

It wasn’t like the normal fog that was a constant in their homelands, this was darker and more mysterious. It caused them to have to run like their lives depended on it and more than likely it did. Her father rushed everyone out in such a quick panic that they got separated from the female they enjoyed to spend time with. Which was something not common for the small femme’s to admit, especially Kallik. She viewed herself better than others, just because she was different. She viewed herself as special because her twin was a copy of herself and she was blind in her left eye. On top of that any time they speak to others the twins tend to speak in unison. No one can figure out why that happens and the girls could care less.

Their tiny frames had been riddle with coughing fits as they grew, but now that they were teens they had a stronger composition. The only time they got sick was in the winter, but luckily they hadn’t started catching a cold yet.

Kallik sniffed the air, looking for something to chase after and destroy, but her nose caught onto something from a young memory. A flash of a beautiful snowflake riddled face, claiming of a male. Memories of a time her and Nukillik snuck away from their father.

”Sister, I smell something. One of our old toys.” She spoke softly and she watched as Nuk lifted her head and sniffed the air. The girls looked at each other. ”Want to go catch our lovely toy?” Nuk said to her sister and without responding Kallik started to trot in the direction of the scent.

They followed the scent until they laid their eyes on the male they were searching for. His size had changed from a pup to a teen like their own bodies had. They took a moment to look over his beauty and then they looked at each other before shrugging.