Ley Wendavik and the 3 Little Fairies by Werley Nortreus - HTML preview

Part 2

Throughout our conversation, it appeared that the Spirit was somewhat anxious.

Well, I was taken aback by the Spirit, yet I didn't flee; I felt compelled to stand and converse with her like a man. “How can I make them cease if I don't even know who they are?” I expressed it to her.

Upon hearing this, she became furious and moved closer, then called out to me.

“I am the owner and ruler of the forest, do you understand?”

“And I do not wish to be disturbed by them!” She affirmed. “Okay, fine.” I responded.

“Can I ask you a question?”

“And what might your name be?” I also asked her. “My name is Werleyadia!” She declared. “But together, we can put an end to the mess!” She added. “And I will reward you for it, understand?” Werleyadia, the Spirit, revealed her name to me and offered me rewards. “Your name is lovely!”

“Your name is beautiful, but I only accept rewards from God!”

“Thank you!” I responded.

But when I mentioned God, she fell quiet for a moment.

“You seem to be silent.”

“What has caused your silence?”

“Did I say something that upset you?” I inquired, noticing her complete lack of response.

“Who do you believe has authority over me?” She questioned. “Who?” I replied.

“Listen up!”

“God reigns over me, naturally!”

“Do you understand?” She stated. “Really?”

“Wherever you originated from or how you arrived here, may God grant you forgiveness,” I replied.

“May God?” She exclaimed, bursting into laughter once more. “Why are you laughing?”

“What’s so funny?” I inquired.

“And who are you to question me?” She retorted. “I never imagined I would converse with a Cloudy woman, yet your eyes and hair are lovely,” I remarked. “Um, are you attempting to irritate me?” She responded. But while I awaited her reply, she glided behind me and vanished. When I turned to look back, she was gone; she had already flown away. Each time she disappeared, a hint of color emerged from the Clouds. Although her form resembled a Cloud, her eyes were a stunning blue color, and her hair was a magical shade of white.