There's a<em>lot</em>of information on the Fae, in general, and even more of it conflicts. However, there are a few themes that run through. First, the fae cannot lie; they can twist the truth in pretzels, but they can't say anything false. Also, their word is iron-clad, and violating a promise is supposedly physically impossible for them, and they'll punish oathbreakers harshly. Second, iron is their bane; in most cases, just the sight of it is enough to terrify them, and its touch causes pain and burning. Third, debts are of incredible importance; a gift is always repaid, and an unsettled debt can drive a fae to madness. Accepting a gift from one puts you in their debt, and trying to get out of that debt can be very difficult. Finally, there are four members of the fae nobility; the Knight, the Princess, the Queen, and the Crone, in ascending levels of power. The Knight is typically a mortal, in their service.<br/><br/>As he finishes reading, he'll look up, and realize they've come quite a ways; in fact, if he thinks about it, it almost seems like he was moving faster, while he was reading his PDA. He'll notice flickers of movement, out of the corner of his vision, all around him, though if he tries to catch anything, he won't see anything out of the ordinary. Finally, she leads him down to the edge of a large lake, where she finally comes to a stop. "Now we just wait until nightfall. Are you hungry?" she asks, smiling.