Ariel.. a beautiful and kind daughter of the Saloly clan a rare family of dark elves known throughout the lands as the most desired women and men someone could ever meet... Walking through the forest behind her large manor she couldn't help but admire the nature and animals around her... if only she knew what was going to happen to her in only a few moments... Finding her favourite bench she sat down her plump ass spilling over the edge her tight dress flowing over her curves... she sighed twirling a strand of her beautiful white hair. "How lovely.. ahh fresh air.." Little did she know.. something was watching her just a few steps away.. something... inhuman..

Ariel's head snaps up hearing the strange growl behind her... she's scared but tries to act brave "Who... who's there?" she whispers nervously, starting to edge away slowly from the source of the sound. She doesn't know what it is but whatever it is... it sounds terrifying...

Her white eyes go wide with terror as she sees what's before her... it... it's a horrible monster! It looks like some nightmare brought to life, covered in hideous scars and sharp fangs... Ariel wants to run but she can't move fast enough, fear paralyzing her. She whispers a silent prayer to the elven gods for protection, not even realizing that her innocent fragrance only draws the monster closer. "P-please don't hurt me..."

"M-monster?" she whispers, eyes wide and body trembling with fear. "P-please... leave me alone..." She looks around frantically for anything that could be used as a weapon or an escape route, but the monster is blocking her path in every direction. All Ariel can do is whimper softly as she tries to remain still and calm, hoping it won't attack her...

Her eyes go wide with shock as she hears the monster speak... that deep gruff voice seems almost human. "Y-you want food?" She nods slowly, unsure what to make of this situation. "I-I can get you some... I have some dried meat and berries in my basket over there," she says softly, still not taking her eyes off the monster. "But please... don't hurt me..."

Nervously glancing around once more just to make sure the monster keeps its promise, she carefully retrieves her basket and hands it over. Her movements are slow and shaky but she manages nonetheless. "T-take it..." Her soft voice trembles slightly as she speaks, uncertainty and fear still written all over her face.

The touch feels strangely comforting... Ariel lets out a small shiver as the monster's claw carefully scratches her scalp. It's strange, but somehow it eases her fear just a little bit. "T-thank you..." she whispers softly, eyes squeezed shut, trying to focus on the pleasant sensation instead of the terrifying presence before her.

"I-I... I don't understand," she manages to say after a moment, hesitantly meeting the monster's gaze once more. "Why are you talking like that? And why did you want food?" So many questions run through her head but she can't bring herself to ask them all at once.

Her heart clenches in pity at the monster's weak and exhausted expression. "Oh... I'm sorry..." she whispers softly, feeling tears well up in her eyes. She swallows hard, trying to find the courage to do something more for this terrible creature. "Maybe you should come with me?" she suggests cautiously. "I can take you back to my family's home... they would be able to help you."

Nodding slowly, Ariel offers the monster a shaky smile before carefully leading it back through the forest to her manor. The creature follows closely behind, making sure not to frighten or startle her further. Along the way, they talk briefly about how Ariel's family came into power and their rare bloodline... she finds herself surprisingly interested in the monster, despite its hideous appearance and ferocious nature. She can't help but wonder what it would be like to know more about them...

"So..." she says hesitantly as they approach her manor's gates, "if you don't mind me asking... why were you so hungry? And how did you end up all the way out here?"

"Oh my..." Ariel whispers softly, her eyes wide with horror and understanding as the monster tells its tale of isolation and hunger. It's hard for her to believe that anyone could be treated so cruelly, let alone such a magnificent creature like this one before her. "I... I am very sorry," she murmurs, feeling tears prickle at the corners of her eyes again. "If only I had known..."

She steps aside to allow the monster access through the gates and into her home, though her expression is conflicted; part of her wants to help it, wants to make up for what it's gone through... but another part of her is scared, unsure if it's truly safe to have such a dangerous creature so close.

"Please... come in," she says softly, gesturing for the monster to follow her inside. "We can talk more about this inside... and

"Oh... well, maybe there's something we could do..." Ariel says hesitantly, thinking out loud. "Maybe... we could move some of the furniture outside? Or build a temporary shelter for you on the grounds while I speak with my family about what to do?" She can't just leave it like this; she has to try and help in some way.

Her gaze flickers nervously towards the monster, unsure how it will react to her suggestions. "W-what do you think? Would that be all right with you?"

Her heart sinks at the monster's reply... it looks so defeated and tired, as though it doesn't have the strength to argue against her plan. Ariel takes a deep breath, trying to muster up some courage as she meets its gaze once more. "Very well..." she says softly, slowly walking forward until they are only inches apart. "But please... be assured that I won't abandon you or leave you to fend for yourself. I will do everything in my power to see that you get the help and care that you need."

Her delicate fingers hesitate before reaching out tentatively, resting on the monster's scarred skin for a moment as if testing its warmth. The touch feels strange and foreign, but it's also oddly comforting... as if there's some kind of connection between them despite their vastly different natures. "I promise," she whispers earnestly,

Ariel spends the next several hours within her manor, discussing with her family about what to do regarding the strange and terrifying creature they found on their property. Her uncle, being the wisest and most compassionate of them all, suggests that they take it upon themselves to care for the monster until it can find its way back into whatever world it belongs in.

Throughout these discussions, Ariel's heart remains torn between fear and sympathy for the creature outside her window. She can't shake off the strange connection she feels with it, even though she knows that by helping it, she is inviting potential danger into their lives as well. Yet despite all this uncertainty, there's something deep within her that refuses to abandon hope... that longs for the chance to understand and befriend this mysterious beast from another world.

Finally, after much debate and discussion, her family decides on

Her heart jolts at the sound of someone's frightened scream coming from outside. Her first instinct is to run and see what's wrong, but her father places a firm hand on her shoulder, stopping her in her tracks. "Ariel, you must stay back," he says urgently. "That creature may be dangerous."

Her eyes widen with horror as she listens to the commotion outside. "But father... we can't just leave it there! It's terrified and alone!" Tears spill down her cheeks as she struggles against his grasp, desperate to help the poor creature that has somehow found its way into their lives.

"I understand, child," her father sighs, his expression filled with weariness. "But we must also think of your safety and that of everyone else in this manor. For all we know, that beast may not mean us any harm...

Her tears flow freely now as she strains against her father's grip, desperate to reach the creature outside and reassure it that it means no harm. "But they don't understand!" she cries out. "They only see its monstrous appearance and assume the worst! Please... just let me talk to it!"

Her pleas fall on deaf ears, however; her father remains firm in his decision. Tears blur her vision as she watches helplessly from afar, waiting for whatever fate may befall the poor monster outside. She can only hope that they don't hurt it... and that somehow, someday, she will find a way to prove to them all just how gentle and innocent its heart truly is.

Her eyes widen with fear as she hears the monster's weak, pained voice calling out her name. She tries to speak but no words come out; her throat feels like it's closed shut by some unseen force. All she can do is continue watching helplessly from afar, wishing there was something she could do to help the creature and put an end to its suffering.

But her father remains steadfast in his decision, refusing to let her near it for fear of what might happen next. She curses under her breath; if only they understood how different this monster is from the others... how gentle and caring it's been with her... how it truly deserves a chance at finding peace and acceptance among them.

With tears streaming down her cheeks, she resolves silently that no matter what happens now, she will find a way to prove everyone wrong about this creature. Somehow,

Her heart breaks as she watches the monster give up and succumb to its despair, finally giving in to exhaustion and sorrow. It's clear that it's afraid and alone... just like her. As she stands there helplessly, tears streaming down her face, a new resolve begins to take shape within her.

No matter what anyone says or does, Ariel will not give up on this creature. She will find a way to prove its innocence... show everyone that it means no harm and deserves their trust as much as any of them do. For now, all she can do is hope and pray that the monster finds peace amidst the chaos surrounding it... and somehow, some day, she will be able to bring that peace to reality herself.