Ley Wendavik and the 3 Little Fairies by Werley Nortreus - HTML preview
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Part 3
A few minutes later, as I discovered one of the Superpowers possessed by the three Fairies, I had finally come up with a name for each of them.
“But Ley? Why are we here?” One Fairy inquired. “Can you explain, Ley?”
“Be honest with us again, please.” The other two Fairies pressed. “Okay ladies? Allow me to explain this? “But I believe we are back inside the treehouse so I can find a name for each of you before we sleep,” I responded. “Come on Ley! Tell us, please!” The Fairies urged me to tell them why they were here.
“Okay, fine.”
“It’s kind hard to explain, but I will try.”
“Is that clear?” I responded and asked them. “Understood.” They responded.
“Okay.”
“Listen to me.”
“Well, since my childhood, I have often heard tales of Fairies, and I even expressed to my mother my desire to meet at least one Fairy someday.” I told them.
“Okay! Go on!” They replied.
“It appears what I told my mother has come true, but prior to the forest Spirit instructing you three to leave my painting, I was still creating artworks featuring Supernatural Beings and Worlds.”
“To clarify, I am an Artist or Painter, and you three are here for three reasons: first, because I drew you three in my painting; second, because the forest Spirit commanded you three to exit the painting; and third, because it was destined for me to encounter you three.” I also told them. “Really! That’s it!” One Fairy replied. “Listen to me.”
“You guys wanted to know why you are here, right?”
“Yes! That’s it!” I told them.
“Wow! That's wonderful!”
“Thank you for your honesty.” All three Fairies exclaimed, showing me their joy.
“You guys are welcome.”
“But now it’s time to name each of you.” I responded. “Okay, fine.”
“Let’s find out.” They told me. Of course!
Finding a suitable name for each Fairy was anticipated and would be enjoyable for both me and them.
However, the most intriguing part came when I began contemplating and searching for names.
So, I asked whether they liked any of the names I had found, but they declined.
“Okay, let's begin!” I said to them. “Okay.”
“Let's begin.” They responded.
Indeed, it was a torment they subjected me to before I even managed to find a name for each one; they cherished. And while I was seated in the chair opposite them, I naturally took out a piece of paper and contemplated writing down each name I discovered. To find a name for each Fairies, I had to acknowledge and honor each one's preference.
“Alright.”
“What do I have here?”
“All of you look so lovely!” I said to them. “You think so?” They responded.
“Yes! I’m sure!” I spoke.
“Aw! Thank you!” They replied.
“Welcome but let’s start!”
“Let me begin with the dark-skinned Fairy, okay.” I mentioned it. “Alright! What name do you have for me?” The dark-skinned Fairy responded and asked me.
“Oh! I have a name for you!”
“I will call you Wecoune.”
“Do you like that name?” I asked the dark-skinned Fairy. “Wecoune?”
“What an unusual name!”
“No, I don't like that name.”
“Could you think of another name?” The dark-skinned Fairy replied while the other two Fairies chuckled. “Very well.”
“Your request is granted!” I assured her. “And Webtayela?”
“What do you think?”
“Do you like the name Webtayela?” I asked her after a few moments of contemplation.
“Webtayela?”
“Oh, my goodness! This name is charming!”
“I adore it! Thank you!” Responded the dark-skinned Fairy.
“Alright, my beauty.”
“You are welcome and I'm thrilled to have found a name for you!” I spoke.
“Next, please!” I announced next. “Me!”
“Oh, I’m next! Please choose me!” The white-skinned Fairy responded, raising her hand for me to select her next. “Okay, my beauty.”
“You are next.”
“So, what name shall I give you?” I asked the white-skinned Fairy. “You are my creator, right?”
“So, it’s your decision, okay?” She replied. “Alright, alright.”
“I’ll come up with one for you.”
“Please be patient!” I told the white-skinned Fairy. “Do you like the name Ferdinanda?”
“What do you think of Ferdinanda?” I asked her. “Ferdinanda?” She echoed.
“Yes! Ferdinanda!” I affirmed.
“No, thank you.”
“Could you please find another name? I’m not fond of it!” She responded.
So, I continued to ponder, and a name popped into my head, which I also noted down on the paper.
Then I asked the white-skinned Fairy, “How about Sweetydaline?”, “Is that name more appealing to you than Ferdinanda?" “Oh, my goodness! You’ve found it!”
“Sweetydaline is much more to my taste! Thank you!” She exclaimed. “Great!” I replied with a smile. The next few minutes were spent searching for a name for the next Fairy—the brown-skinned one, who was also eager to be named, of course.
“What about me?”
“What name will you give me?” The brown-skinned Fairy asked me. “Hold on, my beauty! I’m finding a name for you, alright?” I replied with a smile.
“Yay! I’m so excited!” She said, hugging the other two Fairies who had already received their names.
“Hello, Beauty?” I called the brown-skinned Fairy. “What is it, Ley?" She responded. “Can I refer to you as Axia or Atia?” I asked her. “You name my fellow Fairies perfectly!”
“However, when it comes to me, you select a name that I don't particularly favor,” she responded, crossing her arms. “Alright, alright.”
“Relax.”
“I understand.” I reassured her shortly after her reaction. “Could you tell me what another name you have found for me? Please, tell me?” She asked once more. “Yes, I got another name for you!”
“I've thought of another name that I think you will appreciate.”
“So, what if I call you Honeycherley? Do you prefer it?” I stated and inquired.
“Oh my God! That's the one!”
“Yes! That’s it!”
“At last, you've got my name right this time!”
“And I adore it! Thank you!” The brown-skinned Fairy exclaimed, bouncing up and down on the desk to express her joy.
