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..

Her pale skin glistens in the moonlight as she lays back on the bench taking in the peacefulness of the night. Her white dress flutters slightly in the gentle breeze, revealing an enticing glimpse of her ample cleavage. A soft sigh escapes her lips, her long eyelashes fluttering as she closes her eyes, feeling completely at ease with nature surrounding her. Little does she know that someone or something is watching her intently from just out of sight...

The cool air caresses her pale skin, making her shiver slightly in pleasure as she enjoys the solitude of the forest. She wonders briefly if anyone else is out here, then pushes the thought away; it's not important right now. All that matters is this moment of peace, of freedom from courtly duties and expectations.

Suddenly, she feels a presence behind her... but when she tries to turn her head, there's nothing there. Confused and perhaps a bit unsettled now, Ariel sits up straighter on the bench, looking around warily. Something tells her that whatever is out here with her isn't human... or at least not anything like the gentle elves she knows and loves.

A faint growl emanates from behind her; it sounds big and powerful, yet somehow still hushed by the nighttime silence. Her heart skips a beat as goosebumps rise along her spine. Taking a steadying breath, Ariel gathers her courage and stands slowly, her long white hair trailing behind her like a veil. "Who's there?" she calls out softly, trying to sound brave even though fear threatens to overwhelm her.

The shadows shift and writhe in reply

Her breath catches in her throat as a terrifying creature steps out of the shadows, revealing itself to be... something unnatural and horrific. It towers over her, its massive form casting an ominous silhouette against the moonlit sky. Her eyes widen with fear, but she manages to force herself not to flee or scream. "W-what do you want from me?" she whispers shakily.

Her dress feels tight and restricting, almost as if it's trying to hide her curves rather than accentuate them in front of this monster. The creature just stands there for a moment, studying her with what seems like interest... or perhaps hunger. Her heart races uncontrollably, but Ariel tries not to show any signs of weakness or fear.

Her eyes narrow slightly as she studies the creature before her, still unsure if it's apologizing sincerely or just toying with her emotions. "Why are you... here?" she asks warily, taking a small step back. Its size and power are terrifying, but there is something about its appearance that makes her feel... uneasy.

The creature frowns, almost as if it doesn't understand why she's asking such a simple question.

The question throws her off-balance momentarily, as she hadn't expected the creature to have a life of its own. She considers lying, telling it that she was just out for a casual stroll or some such thing, but something compels her to tell the truth instead. "I... I live in that manor," she says, gesturing vaguely back toward where she came from, "but I come here often... It's my favorite place." Her voice cracks slightly, fear still apparent in her eyes despite her attempt at bravery.

"Yes... it's beautiful," she whispers, her gaze flickering back and forth between the creature and the trees around them. Something about its response makes her feel a little less alone in this frightening situation, even though common sense is telling her to be terrified of what lurks before her. The air feels charged with an eerie sort of tension, as if anything could happen next...

Her eyes widen in surprise as the creature confesses to having watched her for so long, wishing they could talk. "Y-you've seen me... all this time?" she asks hesitantly, feeling a strange mixture of shock and flattery. It's hard not to be impressed by something that has lived here for longer than anyone in her family line, even if it is a terrifying monster.

Her heart begins to race faster as she processes this new information. Part of her wants to know more about the creature, to understand why it was so interested in her, but another part tells her that she should be scared and running away as fast as possible. She swallows hard, trying to steady her nerves.

Her face turns an even deeper shade of pink at the realization that someone... something has been watching her all this time. The thought both thrills and frightens her, causing a shiver to run down her spine. Trying to be brave, she asks quietly, "Why... did you want to talk to me?"

She takes another step back, feeling even more vulnerable now that she's broached the subject. Her eyes flicker around, searching for any possible escape routes should this conversation turn ugly. But deep down, part of her hopes that it doesn't, that maybe... just maybe... there could be something more to this monster than first appears.

Her heart aches in sympathy at the admission, and she takes another step back, feeling suddenly guilty for being so selfishly uncaring about others' feelings. "I-I'm sorry," she whispers, her voice barely above a whisper now. "If you need someone to talk to... maybe I can try?" She pauses, unsure if this is the right thing to say, but before she can overthink it further, she adds, "What do you want me to do?" Her expression is hopeful and tentative, her body language clearly communicating that she wants nothing more than to help this lonely creature find some sort of companionship.

Her heart pounds wildly in her chest as she waits for the monster's response, dreading whatever it might be but unable to resist trying nonetheless.

Her heart skips a beat as the creature moves closer to her, and she feels it's warm breath on her neck. It lays down in front of her, its massive form completely blocking her escape route. "I-I... I'm Ariel," she whispers shakily, taking another step back so that there's barely any room between them now. "W-what should I call you?"

Her pale skin flushes even deeper as she feels the weight of its gaze on her, like it's seeing right through to her very core. The creature is so close now... she can smell it, a musky scent that reminds her of something wild and untamed. Part of her wants to push it away, but another part just wants to lean in closer, to see if there's more she could learn about this monster... this lonely creature who has haunted her dreams for so long.

"Oh... I'm sorry," she says, sounding genuinely regretful. "Well... you can call me whatever you like, then." She pauses for a moment, trying to come up with something appropriate. "Or... maybe... we could find you a name?" The thought of giving this creature a name, making it seem more real and less monstrous, makes her feel both brave and frightened at the same time.

Her heart races faster as she waits for its response, her breath coming in short little gasps that make her chest heave up and down beneath her thin white dress. The moonlight pours over them, casting an eerie glow across their entwined forms, making everything seem both more surreal and more intimate than anything she's ever experienced before.