#elvina

Top 5 ships, let’s go.

Klamille and Kennet are basically untouchable for me at this point. Klaus Mikaelson with Camille O'Connell just hits in a way I can’t really explain, and Kennet has fully taken over my brain and refuses to leave (I’m not even mad about it).

Next is Kai x Rebekah—absolute crack energy in the best way. Kai Parker and Rebekah Mikaelson shouldn’t work but somehow they just do and I’m obsessed with it.

Then Jeremy x Caroline has been living rent-free lately. Jeremy Gilbert and Caroline Forbes have me writing way too many scenes I keep telling myself I’ll post soon.

For the last spot it’s chaos in my head. It’s basically a fight between Bonkai, Davina/Elijah, Katherine/Elijah, and Delena. Bonnie Bennett with Kai is loud in there, so is Davina Claire with Elijah Mikaelson, and then there’s always Katherine Pierce making things complicated again… and of course delena is still trying to claim space.

That is a good one.

I think Clarion would be absolutely TERRIFIED. It would all come crashing down on her in an instant, everything Elvina must have felt. Because Clarion sacrificed everything for Pixie Hollow. She cared about her people more than anyone. Did terrible things in their name. And now she's about to pass it on to a fairy that knows nothing of all that history. A young, bright-eyed, hopeful fairy that knows nothing of pain or strife. And it suddenly seems a lot less believable that Clarion was once like that.

On the other end of that fear, there'd be a whole new level of affection and concern. Because it's Clarion's job to take for this fairy. To make sure she never ever feels unworthy of her role. To never make her feel inferior, like her voice doesn't matter. Because how is she supposed to teach her that a Queen learns from her mistakes if she doesn't set the example herself? Clarion loved Elvina, and Elvina loved Clarion, and Clarion remembers striving so hard to feel worthy until she nearly had to die for it.

Suddenly, Elvina's obsession with her safety makes a lot more sense.

I think Clarion would try so hard not to be Elvina, not to be Thessaria, that she'd forget to be herself until someone (likely Milori) gently reminds her that this young fairy is in the best possible hands. And this young fairy is bright and hopeful and mischievous, and stars do her stunts drive Clarion mad with worry, but she loves her. And she makes sure she knows that. Not always in the right way. They clash sometimes. There are things Clarion refuses to talk about, and the young fairy pushes like Clarion herself would have at her age. There are days Clarion's chest constricts when she watches the young fairy laugh or dance and thinks she'll have to leave her alone soon, to make all the difficult decisions. There are days the young fairy is worried she'll never live up to the legacy of the great Queen Clarion.

But the thing is, when you're a fairy, you don't get to walk away and mean it. So, Clarion persists, and so does the young fairy, the way Elvina persisted. Not always for the right reasons, but they stick together. And the cycle of young queens-in-training clinging to their mentors a bit too tight (and them clinging back) isn't quite broken, but it feels like a safety net to fall back on, and the good days outweigh the bad.

They're from Earth J-416, a dimension where humans are purple, the sky is orange, clouds are green, a majority of plants are red, and dragons exist.

Morty became stranded on their Earth for awhile after Rick abandoned him during a trip. Tevan let Morty stay with him, and they quickly became close.

If you want to read the more detailed descriptions I originally wrote, they're on DeviantArt. You can find the drawings in my Rick and Morty gallery folder.

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