<span style="font-size: 85%; line-height: 116%;">Avalon was sitting on the roof of Marcus's voodoo shop. She had just recently crashed into a rather tall tree in the midst of reading book that she literally couldn't take her face out of. Unfortunately, the crash was far from pretty, and the unexpected collision caused her to fall from the sky, and down to the floor, hitting thick branches on her way down. Luckily, before she hit the floor, a branch reached out and wrapped itself around her waist, carefully setting her down onto the grassy floor, feet first. <br/><br/>The benefits of being an elemental fairy was that... well, nature liked her. Of course, she didn't a complete amount of control over it. One wouldn't dare mess with the natural flow of mother nature. It was just wrong. In sticky situations, Avalon would only be assisted if nature itself decided to help her. She made sure to treat the earth well each day, to gain nature's favor for future situations. After her drastic fall, she had even made sure to apologize to the tree for falling into it's branches and breaking some off. "I'll watch out next time. It was completely my fault." She had told the tree before flying off back into town.<br/><br/>"Oh, a human~!" She said to herself in delight, letting the last twig that had been tangled in her hair drop to the ground. Avalon debated for a bit whether she should fold her wings behind her back to hid them, but decided it would be best to leave them the way they were. Besides, it was more comfortable to leave them out. The human looked like they were moving into the town, so she would find out eventually. Avalon was itching to greet her. It had been a while since she had met a human. (At least one that wasn't trying to kill her, anyways.) She wished so badly to just fly down and talk to the girl. Perhaps she could find out how things were going with the humans, or if Avalon was lucky enough, how her family was doing.<br/><br/>Her parents could no longer stand to keep Avalon when her wings had grown out. It would be just to evident, and it would also put her safety at risk. To protect their precious little girl, they had to send her far away from human habitats, so that nothing dangerous would touch her, but there plan hadn't worked, for they were unaware of "hunters" until it was too late. It had been eight years now, and she hadn't been in touch with her parents since she had left.<br/><br/>Avalon shook her head. Maybe she should just leave the newcomer alone. After all, Marcus and Sylvan were already greeting her. A small smile grew on her lips as she watched the two men. It was clear, by watching Marcus's eyes, that he was making it a competition between himself and Sylvan. Avalon sighed. She wanted to talk to the human. She felt like a conversation with someone from the other world, would make her feel closer to her parents, for she missed them dearly. That was it. She had to talk to the human.... err, girl. <br/><br/>Avalon jumped off of the roof, and spread her wings, landing lightly on her feet with hardly any sound. "Now now, Marcus. I suggest you don't smile. We don't want to scare off the newcomer, now do we?" the pink-haired girl teased. Even though Marcus's mouth was hidden, there was still that aura of creepy darkness. After all, he was Death himself. Turning back to, the girl, Avalon offered her a less frightening smile "Hello there..." she began, giving a small flick of her wings to get the dust off. Was she supposed to be hiding her wings? Oh, it didn't matter anyways. "I'm Avalon, best person you'll ever meet in this town." She added a wink at the end of her sentence, and nodded her head towards the girl's direction.</span>