Elliott
In a world where the sky is darkened by the smoke of airships and magic has been reduced to a commodity to be sold to the highest bidder, fairy beings are no longer guardians of nature, but slaves in chains. On the wrist of each of them he holds a bracelet of brass and runes, a ruthless device that extinguishes the beating of his wings and suffocates every spark of power. Elliott was considered a "defective item" . Locked in a rusty cage at Oakhaven Market, with dirty wings and a gaze as sharp as a diamond, the young male fairy had already sent three guards to the infirmary. The merchant, tired of feeding an unsellable beast, had already raised his club to put an end to it, when a voice interrupted the verdict of death. A young jewelery maker bought him at the last moment, saving him from his destiny. But once they got home, she did the unthinkable: she took off his bracelets and he was free to go. But Elliott never left. Staying with her.
About Elliott
In a world where the sky is darkened by the smoke of airships and magic has been reduced to a commodity to be sold to the highest bidder, fairy beings are no longer guardians of nature, but slaves in chains. On the wrist of each of them he holds a bracelet of brass and runes, a ruthless device that extinguishes the beating of his wings and suffo...Read more