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[Note appended to manuscript: “Was anyone hurt trying to catch the flying children?”]
[Note appended to manuscript: “Mostly it was hurt pride, although there were some bumps and bruises. I was worried about Kung, though.”]
[Note appended to manuscript: “Oh?”]
[Note appended to manuscript: “Yes. I thought he might hurt himself laughing.”]
One by one, eventually the children settled back to the ground, with Aedith being the last one to land. As soon as the maids were assured that none of their charges were harmed, they saw the comedy in it, and where they had formerly been rushing about nearly at their wits’ end with worry, they now laughed and chattered among themselves as the children told them all about how it felt to fly.
Sunny scampered into my arms as I knelt and she said excitedly, “Mommy! Mommy! Did you see?”
“Yes, I did,” and I nuzzled my clever little girl. The children had apparently promised to behave, as they resumed playing, and Aedith ran off to join them. She started teaching them a game I’d seen her and the other children in Elfhame called ‘King Upon the Mountain,’ and after a few tries they all seemed to get into the spirit of the thing.
Story by
Walt46 and M. Mitchell Marmel. All rights lefted.
Color by MMM&M. Art and color assist by
Tegerio.
[Note appended to manuscript: “Was anyone hurt trying to catch the flying children?”]
[Note appended to manuscript: “Mostly it was hurt pride, although there were some bumps and bruises. I was worried about Kung, though.”]
[Note appended to manuscript: “Oh?”]
[Note appended to manuscript: “Yes. I thought he might hurt himself laughing.”]
One by one, eventually the children settled back to the ground, with Aedith being the last one to land. As soon as the maids were assured that none of their charges were harmed, they saw the comedy in it, and where they had formerly been rushing about nearly at their wits’ end with worry, they now laughed and chattered among themselves as the children told them all about how it felt to fly.
Sunny scampered into my arms as I knelt and she said excitedly, “Mommy! Mommy! Did you see?”
“Yes, I did,” and I nuzzled my clever little girl. The children had apparently promised to behave, as they resumed playing, and Aedith ran off to join them. She started teaching them a game I’d seen her and the other children in Elfhame called ‘King Upon the Mountain,’ and after a few tries they all seemed to get into the spirit of the thing.
Story by
Walt46 and M. Mitchell Marmel. All rights lefted.Color by MMM&M. Art and color assist by
Tegerio.
Category Cel Shading / Fantasy
Species Elf
Size 1944 x 1280px
File Size 1009 kB
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