"Huh... I'm still pretty suspicious of that, but I'll accept that, for now. Stars in the sky, countless suns, massive distances away. I dunno, but I guess weirder things I've been told and they turned out to be true... I don't know if it's true, but the stories have been passed down that we Fairies were elves once, and a curse was laid upon us. I won't tell the whole story right now, but instead of withering and dying, we shrank to this height, and the Insect Lords gave us a hand, wings. We're... well if that's true, we're weird, so that might be why you've seen no other's like us. Right, I guess I should stop bothering you for now, and we should just enjoy the company for a while!" Cheerwind giggled, and got involved with any group that would let her hang out with them, while turning every now and then to make sure Mneta wasn't up to trouble. She didn't have much to SAY, but she had plenty to listen to, anything useful she wanted to pick up from the chatting rangers.<br/><br/>Finally after a while she turned in, laying her body out on a pillow on one of the cots, and just using it as she laid there, awake, and mulling over what Mneta had said about the world beyond the sky. Was any of that true? Why would this person lie to her, she didn't have much reason to. What of other outsiders, or ships. She just... didn't know. Her sleep was uneasy, but she got some, before morning. She sent a new Animal Messenger to update The Court, and let them know she'd be sending daily messages in the morning. Just in case something happened to her.<br/><br/>"Did he say 'misinterpreted'? Oh, I think it's hard to miss much in a suit like that!" Cheerwind teased as Mneta changed. She was going to kind of miss it.