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 platinum white hair. "How lovely.. ahh fresh air.." Little did she know.. something was watching her just a few steps away.. something... inhuman..

A gasp escaped the dark elf's lips as she turned to see who had given her a flower.. what stood before her was not of this world... no this beast looked like it came straight from the depths of the underworld itself.... fear and confusion clouded her emerald green eyes, making them wide with fright. "Wh-what are you?" She stammered softly, her shapely hands clutching at her chest as she took a step back, eyes flickering between his monstrous form and the flower he held so delicately despite its size.

"Please..." she whispered. "I don't want any trouble." Tears began to well up in her emerald green eyes as she prepared herself for whatever fate this creature had in store for her.

Taking the flower with shaking hands, she looks at it silently before softly whispering "Thank you..." Her voice wavered and quivered as tears continued to well up in her eyes. The beautiful dark elf felt so helpless and scared. She wanted nothing more than to go home and forget this nightmare ever happened, but she knew that was impossible. All she could do now was wait and see what fate had in store for her.

Her heart raced as the monster stood there before her, its presence making the forest feel colder and darker somehow. She wanted to run, but she didn't know where to go or if it would even be safe. The painful lump forming in her throat threatened to spill over into sobs any moment now.

Tears streaming down her face now, she manages a small nod in reply before whispering out, "My name is... A-Ariel." Her heart pounded so hard it felt as if it might burst through her ribcage at any moment. She wanted desperately for this nightmare to end. But no matter how much she wished it away, the creature stood before her, its monstrous form blocking out the sun and casting an eerie shadow over them both.

"P-Please..." she whimpered softly, barely able to choke out the words through her tears. "C-Can I g-go now?" Ariel looked so pathetic as she pleaded with the monster that stood tall before her, a beast straight out of legends and myths. Her gentle nature shone through even in this terrifying situation, making it all the more heartbreaking to witness.

The touch of the monster's claws on her delicate skin sent a shudder through Ariel's entire body, making her whimper softly. She tried to yank her hand away but was unable to break free from his grip. "F-Friends?" she asked hesitantly, confusion clouding her tear-streaked face. "W-With... you? B-But you're a monster..."

Her voice trailed off as she tried to understand what he meant by those words. The pain and fear in her emerald green eyes were almost too much to bear for the monster before her. A part of him, the small part that still resembled something human, ached at seeing her like this. But he knew that his true nature was far from gentle, and it would take more than mere words to convince her otherwise.

"Please..." she whispered, tears streaming down her che

Her heart pounded harder as she looked into the monster's eyes, searching for some hint of understanding or kindness. The tears flowed unchecked down her cheeks now, trailing paths through the soot and ash that stained her perfect skin. "I-I... don't know," she whispered shakily. "You just look different... and big..." Her voice trailed off as she wrung her hands nervously, unsure of what to say or do next.

The monster seemed confused by her reaction, but Ariel couldn't help it; the sight of him filled her with an instinctive terror that overwhelmed all else. She wanted nothing more than for this nightmare to end, for things to go back to how they were before she had wandered into the depths of the forest and found herself face-to-face with something so alien and terrifying.

Trembling violently now, she bites her lip as she looks at the retreating form of the monster. "Y-yes," she whispers hoarsely, feeling a strange mixture of relief and guilt washing over her. "P-please... just go..." She can feel it in every fiber of her being that if he stays any longer, she'll break down completely; there's something about his presence that unnerves her to the core.

Her breath comes in ragged gasps as she watches the monster retreat into the shadows cast by the trees. Part of her wants to run after him and make things right, but another part knows that it's best if he leaves her alone; she can only hope that whatever happens next won't be worse than this moment.

Tears flowed freely down Ariel's cheeks as she watched the monster walk away. Part of her wished he would come back, even though a part of her knew that it was better if he stayed gone. She wrapped her arms around herself, shivering from head to toe as she tried to calm her racing heart and slow her ragged breathing.

The weight of his presence was still strong in the air, making it hard for her to focus on anything but him. It felt like a part of her had been torn away with his leaving, leaving behind an aching emptiness that she didn't know how to fill. Ariel wondered if this would be how she would feel every time he was near...