Recent content by Nairth San'Seya

When Nairth had first met Solenne, he'd been drawn in by her beauty. Even during their first conversation, he had not been shy about his hedonistic lifestyle. The last year had been a tiresome and lonesome one, and the companionship of a Sidhe, especially a Leannan, was an enticing cure for his...

"A memory, indeed. One old and meaningful." Nairth reached out to gently brush his thumb across the engraving, a faint smile briefly crossing his lips as he gave a small shake of his head. Meaningful, yes, but it no longer held power. The bond this marking once signified was long dead, buried...

Olyssa certainly had no qualms in making her distaste for her surroundings known, even if Nairth had an inkling her discontent was less for his home and more for the absence of hers. He too would be rather disagreeable if torn from his castle for too long. It was in their nature, he supposed...

The King was no slouch at flattery, but Solenne proved herself to be quite the smooth talker as well. The way she so effortlessly stole his hand, summoning memories of the dance they'd shared during the Wild Hunt festivities, reminded him a bit of his own wiles, especially before the crown stole...

Nairth continued to stare at the aging structure in front of him, his fingers running slowly through the valleys that dipped between every ancient brick that comprised it. Still, Solenne's voice did bring a small smile to his lips; even with his instruction, not everyone could find this place...

The forests of The Falwood, the home of the Spring-- Such an everlasting fortress of nature; a final haven of untouched life that remained undaunted in the face of hastily growing civilization. In a world where new lands to explore and new air to breathe became less and less frequent with every...

"Variety is the spice of life." Nairth quipped, a somewhat amused smile resting on his lips as he closed his eyes in thought. He'd never been one to enjoy the 'science' of magic, and certainly, he didn't consider himself to be an intellectual who spent any amount of time researching, but this...

Nairth briefly looked after his son as he stormed out of the room, a small frown settling on his face. Perhaps it had been unwise to subject him to Olyssa's... 'fervor' towards her research. Nairth knew how to handle the interesting personalities that many of their kind developed over the long...

Nairth had sensed the strange presence the moment it had entered his Castle. The Spring Fae were all connected to one another, a web of life that tied their souls to one another in a bond that could not be severed. The King of The Spring did not merely see his brothers and sisters with his...

Olyssa's questioning seemed to break the Spring King from some sort of inner dialogue as he led her across one of the many catwalks that crossed over the Grand Hall, winding from wall to wall like roots through a gargantuan tree. He turned his silvery head, blinking at the question for a moment...

It was true that wielders of Darkness were few and far between amongst the Spring, and he did appreciate Olyssa's concern over whether he would appreciate such an experiment happening without his knowledge. However, he waved a hand at her concerns and returned his hands behind his back. "Given...

San' Seya gave a playful shrug of his shoulders at Solenne's scolding. Nairth wasn't particularly hiding his intentions in flirting with the Leannan, but neither did he see her as any sort of prey. Perish that thought, that he would be so uncouth as to prioritize something so base over pleasant...

Nairth was familiar with Starlight; The Prince's mother had been attuned to it, and her mastery over that ancient and powerful magic made his domain over Life look almost pitiful in comparison. What San'Seya hadn't thought to consider was the age of the magic independent of its nature. Light and...

The King was torn between rolling his eyes at her impudence and impatience and smiling at the fire in her voice, the voice of a woman who'd been so tirelessly devoting herself to a cause and had finally achieved a breakthrough. In the end, he merely smiled with a raised brow as she swept some of...

The King did not withhold his amusement from the Sidhe prodding gently at his undeniably hedonistic lifestyle. To celebrate life meant reveling in all facets, and what facet was more important to life than the very act that birthed it? As Solenne turned and settled her gaze upon him, Nairth...