Fairy Tale.

Part 1

In a world where mythical creatures and humans coexisted, dragon fairies and humans were constantly at war. Humans had enslaved dragon fairies, capturing them and making them do their bidding. The fairies came in various kinds: warrior dragon fairies, companion dragon fairies, labor dragon fairies, and love dragon fairies, among others. When captured, one of their wings would be cut off and kept by the captor, compelling the fairy to obey the orders of the one who held their wing. If the wing was damaged, the fairy would feel pain; if torn, the fairy would die, leaving them no choice but to comply.

One day, a cruel farmer named Garth captured a male warrior dragon fairy. The fairy, named Elarion, was strong and capturing him was no easy feat. However, the farmer was equally strong, and after a long, brutal fight, he managed to cut off Elarion's wing and made him his slave. Elarion was tall, muscular, and incredibly handsome, with waist-length light green hair, striking golden eyes with slitted pupils, and a single remaining light green wing. Despite becoming the farmer's slave, Elarion swore to take his revenge.

The farmer took Elarion to his home, where he had a 16-year-old daughter named Sara. She possessed an innocent and ethereal beauty, with long hip-length golden hair and innocent doe-like green eyes. Sara was kind, gentle, and compassionate. She deeply loved and respected her father, unaware of his selfish nature. Garth loved his daughter too, but his love was driven by selfishness. He planned to marry her off to a rich man, securing a life of luxury for himself.

Sara's mother, Cilia, had been a kind and open-minded woman who believed in the peaceful coexistence of humans and dragon fairies. Her beliefs were against Garth's, who thought dragon fairies were born to serve humans and should be treated as inferior beings. In his rage over Cilia's beliefs, Garth had brutally beaten her after she gave birth to Sara, leading to Cilia's death. He lied to Sara, telling her that her mother died in childbirth.

Garth's hatred extended to Sara as well, especially since she inherited her mother's golden hair, green eyes, and ethereal beauty. Sara also shared her mother's empathy for dragon fairies, which only fueled Garth's resentment. Despite this, Sara loved her father unconditionally, though she disapproved of his hatred towards dragon fairies.

When the farmer returned home with Elarion, Sara greeted him warmly. "Welcome home, Father. How was your day?" she asked with a warm smile.

Garth forced a smile and hugged his daughter. "My day was good. How is my sweet little girl?"

"I am fine. I prepared your bath. Please go and get fresh. After that, your favorite dinner is waiting for you," she said, still smiling.

Elarion was captivated by Sara's ethereal beauty. He had never seen such a beautiful human girl before, and his heart raced for reasons he couldn't understand. He composed himself and decided he would kill her, believing that since she was the cruel farmer's daughter, her death would hurt Garth. However, he didn't know that Garth would actually be happy if Sara died.

Sara noticed Elarion standing outside the door. She was shocked by his handsome appearance and muscular build, evident even through his clothes. His remaining wing caught her eye, and she noticed the injuries he had sustained during the fight with her father.

"Father, who is that fairy?" she asked.

"It is a warrior fairy. I found it wandering in the fields, so I captured it. The thing is my slave now," Garth said, kicking Elarion hard.

"Father, stop it! You are hurting him," Sara yelled in panic, rushing to Elarion's side. She gently touched his cheek and asked, "Are you okay?"

Elarion was taken aback by her kindness. He felt his heart racing and looked away, blushing. Her delicate touch contrasted starkly with his rough physique.