Истории Puka

This description is still a work in progress. A thousand years ago, the First Great Drought drove the Korrs from Alba. When the Second Great Drought forced them to wander again, they began searching for the way back home. The Si have built their society in the treetops because the ground below is populated by dangerous creatures. Only the most elite among them are capable of harnessing the power of the Fuil Bláth, a nectar which unlocks various latent abilities in whomever drinks it. Many lesser Si who have attempted to use it have died. Freya has chosen to join the forces of the Rí after a herd of trows destroyed many of the Korr villages on Innis Tìle and left her with no reason to stay. But at seventeen, she is too young. She has devised a simple plan to join the search for Arda - sneak into the camp and figure out the rest when she gets there. And hope she does not get caught. Kevron's youngest sister has been taken from his family, as brown skin Si like his mother are unfit to raise blue skins, and their small village has no available proxies. Fighting his own guilt over his part in this loss, he must harness a dangerous power and travel to naSidhe and petition for her return.

Back when people started moving to Ireland the Fae and Pukas were confined to their own world. But when Fae children start to go missing and the humans have suddenly got a new child or servant in the family, the fairies start to question it. Fast forward to the 20th century and the good folk council leader for fae welfare of Connacht Saibh Ó Faoláin and her deputies Ainmhí Fiáin the Puka and Maren Mc Namara decide the humans have taken enough from them with many other council leaders One by one they take back what is theirs even if that means war. Updates once a week. June 22 update- I finally got back to this story and have a rough eight chapter some longer some shorter so expect 2 updates a week at random at 10pm Irish time until the first draft is done. I've also improved at drawing the characters so there will also be sketched illustrations in the chapters.

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.