Firstly of course there’s Rhys who is her mate, who understands her completely and knows every part of her.

Then there’s Mor, who was also abused by those who were supposed to love her and care for her but instead wanted to own her.

Thirdly we have Amren who, like Feyre, was born something else but became Fae, both seemingly without their consent.

And then we have Azriel; he was locked up by his very own father and left to waste away just like Tamlin locked Feyre up and either failed to or chose not to notice Feyre fading away.

And they stand the sides of her throne as everyone bow to her

And if Keir dares to ask where Rhys is, Feyre just smirks "Oh, he's taking care of our Court so I decided to play with you by myself."

Feyre: DAMN

Rhys:

Feyre:

“The power did not belong to the High Lords. Not any longer.

It belonged to me—as I belonged only to me, as my future was mine to decide, to forge.

Once I discovered and mastered what the others had given me, I could weave them together—into something new, something of every court and none of them.”

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL FEYRE ARCHERON DAY!!!!

happiest birthday to my fav fictional heroine, my inspiration, the owner of my heart, our mother and goddess and queen, i wish her nothing but the best ❤️✨

My Mother, my High Lady, my best friend 💕 High Lady of the Night Court, Stars Eternal, Feyre Cauldron-Blessed, Princess of Carrion, Cursebreaker, Lady of Many Faces, Princess of Decay, Defended of the Rainbow, Goddess, Feyre Darling, Lady and Saviour Feyre Archeron.

Art by: elizianna.the.one, ellarosesart_, jessysartjourney, magicnaanavi, indicreates, be.lovely.art

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