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Jazz thought possessively, not your Trevor She said in spite of her sudden territorial flare, “—Princess Royce, I have heard a great deal about you”

Royce laughed, “Oh my, I hope you won’t allow that to tarnish what you think of reat deal about you as well You know Fae like to gossip as h none would admit it and I did hear that Trevor had been swept away by a Fios human, but you are not human at all, are you? You ” She turned to the hunk hovering at her back and said, “This is Chancemont” It was obvious froazed at the Milesian that she was deeply in love with him

“Aye,” Chancerinned and said with his thick Gaelic accent, “So then lass, I hear tell Trevor poisoned ye with his Fae blood?”

Jazz laughed and said, “Trevor saved my life with his Royal Fae blood”

“That shouldnato hiht strong Milesian to while away yer…”

Trevor shoved Chanceave one another a hearty hands to arms shake

Jazz smiled to see such affection between Fae and Milesian She had always been warned as a Fios that Fae could only befriend one another It was so not true

After the newcoed, Chance’s father took Royce and his son aside Jazz heard a word here and there and realized that Morgan was bringing them up to date

It was festive in the Queen’s cha In some ways they were not so very different than humans There was such joy at the prospect of a baby on the way

Aaibhe brought the attention back to herself for a ether, Ithe Twalla”

The laughter died down as they turned and waited for Aaibhe to continue With a heavy sigh she continued “Queen Mab and I have looked into one We are now certain that itthat came from Danu after its destruction We believe ill find Twalla where the Danu dust was most concentrated”

Shee Willow stepped up and asked, “I don’t know ifother than Fae artifacts, but I would like to try, my Queen”

The Queen tilted her head, “You e in Ireland”

Chance grinned mischievously “Well, as to that,” Chance chuckled, “Well on the ith the Fae alright But there was a tie was covered in Danu dust We Milesians collected it and over tied It was e Bru na Boinne was larger then; all those centuries ago, say two hundred yards larger than what stands in the Human Real the looks that cahed drarinned, “Then some years after on the war and the Fae scurried off to Faery…”

Breslyn took a step forward at that and said, “There you go Milesian, getting your drea the war Out of the kindness of our essence we spared you hty, belying the tough words