The Dragons of Edon
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said Taiya again, with a slightly different inflection.
“What are they?” asked Luceya.
“Humans called them . . . faerie folk, I believe, in ages past.”
Faeries? Thought Keyla. No . . .
Taiya called out something in her native language, and Keyla heard the word Chi-maaya among them. For a moment the small being in the distance did not respond. Taiya called out again, and it buzzed over toward them. When it stopped to hover in front of Taiya, Keyla stared in wonderment. The creature was more Elfin than human in appearance, with large almond-shaped eyes and pointed ears, though the points were more pronounced than on the Elves. This one was female, and was clad in a tunic and skirt of bright co
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