Rose’s compliment brought a smile to Leolo’s face.  He wasn’t exactly insecure about his looks -- even when judged by the high standards of the Summer Court, he was generally considered to be quite handsome.  But still, it was nice to know that his true form pleased her.<br/><br/>Still smiling, he watched Rose admire their bedchamber.  This was just the first of many wonders he planned on showing her.  Surely once she saw everything the Summer Court could offer her, she’d forget all about her mundane life in the human world and be grateful to him for bringing her here.<br/><br/>“Of course,” Leolo agreed, when Rose mentioned clothes.  Crossing to the nightstand, he picked up a gold bell resting on top of it.  “If you ever desire anything, use this.”  Demonstrating, Leolo went through the motions of ringing the bell -- and, although it seemed to make no sound, a petite fairy lady appeared in the room.  She had long brown hair, brown feathered wings, and barely reached Leolo’s waist when standing upright.<br/><br/>“M’lord,” she greeted, bowing to Leolo.  Then her eyes settled on Rose and her face burst into an expression of delight. “And a child of the mortal world!  How wonderful!”<br/><br/>“Rose,” Leolo introduced, “this is Elvie.  Elvie, this is -- come back here!”<br/><br/>But Elvie had already sprung into the air, using her wings to swiftly carry her over to Rose.  Like a curious child, she circled the human, occasionally reaching out to touch anything that caught her attention.  “I’ve heard so many stories about the mortal world.  Is it true that you eat food from a can?  And fly across the sky riding great metal birds?”