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"Suna the Fairy" meets an average of three new people every time she roams the lands. And, for a goofy, naive fairy who barely could speak the common tongue, this is a lot. Fairies are known to be aloof especially from human beings, and other anthropods.
First revelation: Suna is a tricky fairy. What she say/email/post on your myspace, might be a lie - because, either she is doing this to play a prank on you or toy with your mind. Do not believe her readily, unless her wings are folded down her back (and its very rare that this phenomenon happens!). Usually when her wings are folded down, it means she is speaking from her heart - and when she does, she is always honest. On any other miscellaneous time, she could be lying, brewing a plot for her own gain, or starting something for her own enjoyment.
Unseelie fairies loves playing tricks on everyone... even their own kind. So, to sort out all the truths from the untruths. I - the one human being that truly knows Suna - am going to lay it to you here plainly, "tete a tete", human to human, here are the hard copy facts:
Let me first tell you about the current known history about the Unseelie fairies:
One of the meaner humans of the time, was a nefarious wizard, a student of the magicks of the nether world. Because of his particular hatred of the fae, he rallied his studious friends, and together they enacted a ritual to summon a horde of demons to the isles to fight and destroy the fae.
These demons were known as the Fomorians, and the wounds they caused the fae are still felt to this day. Like assassins in the night, these hellish fiends tracked down and slaughtered the fae.
Luckily for them, the fae had been planning a pilgrimage to one of their holy places, a land called Tir Na Nog, or land of Youth. They had been constructing a magical fleet of ships, which was half-constructed. The fae gathered at the beaches and ran to the ships.
As they began boarding an army of Fomorians spotted them and charged to the attack. It was then that the High General of the Unseelie Court called his troops together. Although disliked by the other courts because of the darkness of their pranks, and indeed their personalities in general, the Unseelie were fighters of no small skill.
The Unseelie made a valiant stand at those forgotten beaches, and managed to hold of the Fomorians, and eventually, to force them into retreat. Because of the fierceness of the fighting, the Unseelie suffered grave wounds, and were forced to flee into their underground sanctuary to rest, sleep, and heal their wounds. Above ground, all of the fae had escaped except for several members of the Seelie Court. These fae again banded together in an order known as The Daoine Sidhe, and eventually settled back into their old life style.
After many moons had risen and fell, the Unseelie awakened, their wounds finally healed. Obyron brought his followers forward, and petitioned the Seelie Lords for admission into the Daoine Sidhe, hoping that their valiant defense would atone for any past wrongs.
Indeed, the Unseelie were accepted and they set about their task of defending their brethren from those that would harm them, while avenging old wounds done.
The Unseelie are notedly dark in nature and enjoy meaner pranks. They are also the avengers of the faeries, seeking out and destroying known enemies of the faeries. Despite these traits, they are noted to be honorable and occasionally kind people, though to this day, they still despise humans for summoning the Fomorian army against them.
[The above passage is from http://www.angelfire.com/in3/fairyknoll/unseelie.html ]
Now you see where Suna's warrior heart comes from, and her instinct to be a protector. Suna's ancestors are protectors and guardians of the faerie colony; And as if by fey genetics, all these traits can be traced to our kookie fairy, today. Suna, though is a very different faerie. Different in a sense that she stands out of all the other Unseelies - literally.
Her wings for one, is bright green and in the shape of a butterfly wings. In her true form, which is not touched by magic, she is about 7 inches tall; Other fairies only go up to 3 inches. Despite her large size, Suna can out fly most, if not all of the faerie's in her colony - this was seen as an abnormality by the court. Of course, for centuries, it has been a widely known fact in the faerie world that: the smaller the fairy the faster they are supposed to fly. It makes sense, even if you think in the sense of aerodynamics in human Physics. The Faerie elders sent her out of the colony on a supposed scouting mission. What truly happened was, Queen Mabd (pronounced or sometimes spelled as Maeve) - the faerie queen, did not want Suna in the colony because she is threatened by the young Unseelie.
Every sunrise Suna communicates with one of the members of the High Faerie Court - whoever one is available and details her current observations on the people of Styss. Suna does not really know why she is doing this, she has questioned them plenty of times. But the most positive answer she can get from them is that the knowledge about the outside world that Suna gathers, could help protect the entire faerie colony.
Suna has strict orders directly from the Fairie Court that she can not engage in combat, participate in any "humanly" function, meddle with politics or people, or even let herself be seen or be known by any other entity (fae or not) while she is outside of the faerie colony...It is a hard task..Several if not all of the above orders have already been broken by Suna, of course, and naturally so.
~written by a crazie woman who dreamt about Suna~
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