Fairy Tale.

Part 4

"How dare you?! You ungrateful bitch! I took care of you and you betrayed me for this fairy?!" he yelled, his voice echoing through the small room.

Sara stood her ground. "Yes, I did. Father, you tortured him every day. It was unbearable for me. He doesn't deserve to be treated this way. He will be free from now on," she said, her voice steady despite her fear.

In a swift motion, she placed the wing against Elarion's back. The wing glowed and merged with his body, his strength returning to its full glory. Elarion's aura of strength, beauty, and authority radiated throughout the room. Garth, now faced with the full power of a warrior dragon fairy, grew even more enraged.

"You gave him his wing back?! How dare you?! How dare you free him?!" Garth screamed, lunging towards Sara with a raised fist.

Before he could strike, Elarion caught his hand, his grip like iron. "How dare you? I won't let you lay even a finger on the girl I love," Elarion said, his voice hard as steel.

Sara's eyes widened, her heart skipping a beat. 'Did he say the girl he loves?' she thought to herself, blushing deeply. Garth and Elarion engaged in a fierce battle. Garth, though strong, was no match for Elarion, who now possessed both his wings and full strength. After a brief but intense duel, Elarion overpowered the farmer.

Just as Elarion was about to deliver the final blow, Sara hugged him from behind, her touch gentle yet firm. "What's the matter, Sara?" he asked, turning his head to look at her, surprised.

"Please don't kill him," she begged, her eyes pleading.

"Why?" Elarion asked, his voice softening.

"Because, despite how cruel he was to us, he is still my father. I don't want you to kill him," she said.

Elarion stopped, smiling at her. "Okay," he said, his voice gentle. He didn't want to make the girl he loved sad. He released Garth, who fell to the ground, defeated.

Sara knelt beside her father. "Father, are you alright?" she asked, her voice full of concern.

Garth glared at her, hatred burning in his eyes. "Stay away from me, you traitor," he yelled. "I don't want you in my house anymore. Get out."

"But Father-" she began, but Garth cut her off.

"Shut up! I never wanted you in the first place! Your mother gave birth to a worthless girl like you. You are useless, just like her. I never loved you. I hate you! Now go! Get out of my sight! You make me sick!" he screamed, his words like daggers to Sara's heart.

Her heart broke with each word. "Father, does that mean all this time you hated me?" she asked, trying to hold back her tears.

"Yes, I did! I only kept you because you are beautiful. I could have married you off to a rich man and lived a life of luxury. But now that I see how useless you are, I have no use for you. Now leave. I don't want to see your face anymore," he yelled. "And your useless mother, I killed her myself for giving birth to a useless girl like you."

Sara's love for her father vanished. She sobbed uncontrollably. Elarion, who had been standing there, listening to everything, was fuming with rage. He moved to Sara's side and embraced her as she cried against his chest. After she stopped crying, she glared at her father.

"I hate you too, Father. Goodbye. I am leaving," she said, her voice firm and resolute. She walked out of the house, Elarion following her.

"Do you have any idea where you will stay?" Elarion asked.

She shook her head. "No, I don't," she said, her voice trembling slightly.

"Well, you can come with me if you want," he said.

She looked at him, confused. "Do you know where you will stay, Elarion?" she asked.

"Yes. I have a cottage in the forest. I am actually a wizard, and the cottage is where I stayed and honed my magical arts. I was wandering in the field because I needed a break when your father captured me," he explained. "So, will you come?"

She smiled at him, her heart filled with gratitude. "Of course I will. Thank you, Elarion."

He patted her head affectionately. He then lifted her up in his arms. He spread his wings and flew into the sky. He flew with her in his arms, towards his cottage in the forest. She was awe struck and entrenched. She had never flown into the sky with a fairy before.

There was an innocent wonder in her eyes. He chuckled at her innocent wonder, his heart raced with affection for the innocent girl in his arms. "Enjoying the view from up here?" He asked her with a smirk on his lips.

She looked up at him with wonder and happiness in her eyes.

"Yes! I have never flown with a fairy like this before. This is awesome." She said.

He chuckled and said, "I am glad."
He took her to his cottage hidden deep into the forest. After they reached his cottage, he landed on the earth and put her down.

"This is your new home from now on," he said, "you are safe here. No one is going to hurt you from now on."

She smiled. "Thank you Elarion."

He then took her delicate hand in his own and looked into her innocent doe-like green eyes intensely.

"Also, there is something I have been wanting to tell you for some time now, Sara," he said, his voice gentle.

She blushed under his intense gaze. "Wh-what is it, Elarion?" she asked.

Taking a deep breath, Elarion said, "I love you, Sara. I have loved you for quite a while now. You showed me kindness when no one else did. You were always there for me. Now I can't imagine my life without you. I want to be with you, Sara. Please be mine."

Tears of joy rolled down her cheeks. "Oh, Elarion, I love you too. I have always loved you. I am already yours, and I will always belong to you," she said, her voice full of emotion.

He smiled and kissed her passionately. She returned the kiss, her heart overflowing with happiness. After the kiss, he embraced her tightly.

"I will always protect and cherish you, Sara," he vowed.

"And I will always be by your side and love you. I will belong to you forever," she promised.

As they pulled away, Elarion smirked playfully at her. "Why are you smiling?" she asked, confused.

He leaned in and looked into her eyes intensely. "I want to sleep with you and make love to you. I want you to bear my children," he said, his voice low and husky.

She blushed deeply. "O-okay," she said, looking away shyly.

He chuckled at her innocence and kissed her forehead.

"You are so sweet and innocent. I love you so much, and I can't wait to make you mine completely." He whispered.

She smiled. "I want to be yours in every way possible as well, Elarion. You are the man I love and I belong to you."

His heart swelled with love and affection for the innocent girl in front of him. He smiled and kissed her passionately again. She returned the kiss. After that he led her inside the cottege, and they spent the night together, their love for each other growing stronger with each passing moment. From that day forward, they lived happily together, free from the cruelty of Garth. They built a life together based on love, kindness, and mutual respect, showing that even in a world filled with hatred and cruelty, love could still blossom and thrive.