Fire Emblem Fairy Tales

Guess My Name

Reina: Requested by ChibiChibi1213. I hope I captured Venus's personality correctly.

Original Fairy Tale Name: Rumplestilskin

Original Collectors: Brothers Grimm

Once upon a time, there lived a girl named Venus, and she was the daughter of a miller. They lived simple lives, but Venus' father was a rather haughty man. He was always boastful, making Venus avoid him whenever she could.

Unfortunately, her father made a grave mistake.

One day while King Cornelius was passing by, Venus's father began to boast that Venus could spin straw into gold.

King Cornelius stopped and stared at the miller. Could she do this?

"Bring me your daughter," he demanded.

When the king saw the orange haired girl with gold eyes and an orange mark on her face contrasting her tan skin, he took her to his castle and proceeded to lock her in a room full of straw and a spinning wheel.

"Why the hell did you lock me up?" Venus demanded.

"You can spin straw into gold," Cornelius replied. He pointed to the spinning wheel. "Spin all of the straw in this room into gold. Fail to do so, and you will forever be locked up." With that threat in the air, he left Venus alone.

Venus muttered a "f*** you" and grabbed some straw. She put it in the spinning wheel, but it just fell on the floor. She was doomed.

"Oh s***...." She whispered as she fell onto the ground. "I can't f****** do this..."

"I can help."

"Gah!" Venus jumped and turned to see a man staring at her. "Who the f*** are you?" She demanded.

The man merely laughed and smiled. "I can help turn the straw into gold for you... For the right price."

Venus thought about it for a second. "Alright," she stated. "What the hell do you want?"

"Your necklace."

Venus looked at her necklace. Without a second thought, she muttered, "Dammit," and handed him the necklace.

"Thank you, my dear," he replied as he pocketed the necklace. He then approached the spinning wheel, straw in hand.

The next day, Cornelius opened the door, and was astonished by what he saw. Venus was surrounded by golden string. "May I go home?" She asks simply.

Cornelius responded to this by locking her into a bigger room with more straw.

"Turn this into gold, or say goodbye to everyone you know," he told her as he left.

Venus punched the door. "A******." What was wrong with this guy? She grabbed some straw and approached the spinning wheel. Before she could do anything, someone tapped her shoulder.

"Gah! Stop sneaking up behind me, you pervert!" She demanded of the man.

The man shrugged. "It's my thing, but I'm not a pervert. Do you need me to spin this straw into pure gold because the king is greedy?"

"Sadly, yes," Venus replied. "Because this is a lazy-a** king who can't do s***."

"I need your ring, then."

Venus took her ring off and handed it to the strange man. "Just get to work, a******."

Venus showed the king the gold the next morning. She hoped that this time she could go home and forget about this mess.