~Cloud Strife~:


Name: Jake Vladimir
Age: 17
Race: human

Appearance:



Height: 5"6
Body type: slender

Personality: dark, antisocial

Bio:
Jake is just a highschool kid, trying to make it through alive. He's not popular, most kids call him 'freak' or 'emo kid' he often takes long walks in the woods because he's bored and really has no friends to hang out with. He lives with his mother who is single and has recently gone through a divorce. She doesn't really have much time to listen to Jake's problems because she's so depressed herself, but he understands.

((I realized I forgot to ask if you wanted Seme or Uke. So I went with the Seme type. let me know if you want something different.))

Name: Mori
Age: Looks to be about 18 in his "human" form. He's actually about 23ish.
Race: Fairy
Appearance:

When in his Fairy form, Mori has transparent dragonfly wings. He can't hide the fact that his ears are pointed and the jewels under his left eye (those were blessings of long life and health).
Height: Fairy :: 4" Human :: 5'8"
Body type: strong back and shoulders, average build
Personality: curious, outgoing, daring, fun natured
Bio: Mori is the Prince of the Fairies in the woodlands just outside the city. His life has not been hard until now. His father is begging him to find a mate to marry as soon as possible. Mori, however, never really had an interest in the female fairies nor was really impressed with the male fairies. He's started to become bored with the same thing every single day. That's when he started to think about living with the humans for awhile. He knows it's against everything his father has ever taught him, but what's the point of being able to be the size of a human as well as hiding their wings from sight if they can't interact with the humans?

((I'm actually a really bad Seme, so I'm glad I'm the Ike :D))

Jake turned his music up louder as the kids continued to follow him, teasing and taughting him. "Hey, Emo kid!" a boy said, laughing at him. Jake rolled his eyes and tugged at the strap of his back pack. He turned to the kids and frowned. "Leave me alone." he said and then took of running as they advanced on him. He ran into the forest and the bullies stopped chasing him. He knew they'd never follow him here. They were all afraid it was haunted. He walked slowly, not wanting to go home.

Jake sat on a small log that he saw on the forest floor. He sighed deeply, not really knowing what to do about his problems. He was 17 years old just as of a few days ago and his mother wanted him to move out before next year. The sooner the better according to her. He took out his notebook and started to draw a kid hanging. He yore it out and threw it after balling it up.

Jake woke up a few hours later, not remembering were he was until he started waking up some more. He wasn't sure when he'd fallen asleep, but it was sunset about now. He stood and started walking again. He had about two miles until he got back to his house. He kicked a rock and sighed heavily. "Why doesn't anything ever go right for me?" he muttered.

Mori was fed up with everything. He had had enough of his father telling him to find a mate; telling him how to run his life. He didn't want any of it. The fairy just wanted to be free. This is the day. he thought as he looked beyond their tiny community. Mori looked around for any signs of someone watching or following him. He wouldn't be surprised if there was, his father has done it many times.

Seeing that the coast was clear, he flew as fast as his wings could carry him and made it into what he called the "safety zone". Mori continued to fly to get as far away from his home as possible. During his escape, he noticed a boy, human rather, walking farther into the woods. His curiousity got the better of him and he started to follow the human. When the boy sat down, he landed on a branch nearby to watch what this creature was going to do.

As the time past, the human fell asleep and Mori decided to investigate him a little further. He flew down and landed on Jake's chest, looking at his clothes as well as his features. This creature was so entrancing to him; so much so that he wanted to know more about him. He looked the human over several times and when he was done, he flew up and stared at his face, hovering just above it. His wings making more noise than he knew. When the boy opened his eyes sleepily, Mori continued to hover over him before realizing he'd put every fairy in danger if he didn't move. Dashing into the closest place he could find, Mori was unsure of what would happen next as the thing he was in began moving suddenly. What he didn't think about was that this fabric bag he was in was going home with this human.

Jake walked on a bit before finally reaching his house. He went in and went straight to his room, throwing down his back pack as he entered the room and then taking off his shoes. He climbed onto the bed which was really comfortable and squishy. He yawned loudly, opening his book bag and getting a notebook to draw in and a pencil. He hummed quietly as he started his artwork. It was two guys, holding hands. Jake often drew, but he never showed anyone. He didn't even show his mother. People always looked down on gays and his reputation was bad enough without adding that to it. He was rather loved his art work. It was the one thing that kept him sane.

"Jake!" a loud, shaky voice called for him downstairs. He knew it was his mom, and judging by the sound of he voice she was drunk. "Yeah?" he yelled back. "Come down and give mommy some sugar." Jake sighed. "Mom...you're drunk...I hav homework to do! Go find somebody else to give you sugar." he sighed and closed his notebook. He needed to get of here until she was sober again. She was always trying to get with when she was drunk, and he couldn't stand it. He climbed out of his window and took his back pack along with him.

Jake walked down to the small park that was typically for the elementary school. It was pretty dark now and he was pretty sure no one would see him here. He placed his head in his hands and just cried. Make up ran down his face from his eyes. Eyeliner and mascara made a stream down his face and eyeshadow flared to the sides of his eyes where it had gotten wet. He threw his book bag down and sat on a swing. A familiar voice made him shutter.

"So you really do cry black don't you emo boy?" the kid laughed and pushed him out of the swing, making him hit the ground and dirty his clothes. "You know,'you look just like a girl." the kid said and smirked. Jake curled up in the fettle position. "Justin..just leave me alone." Jake cried, but his request was ignored. "I'm about to find out. Maybe you are a girl, not just look like one." he was pinned down ti the mulch. "I'll put a spell on you!!" Jake threatened. Justin stopped. "What kind of spell?" he looked kind of frightened. "I-I'll...I'll...turn you into a woman!" Justin rolled his eyes. "Do it punk!" Jake Started muttering a bunch of random stuff that weren't even words. Justin got up and took off. Jake simplynsat on the mulch, not moving.

The fairy prince hid as best as he could in the dark fabric bag. He was unsure of where he was but his heart pounded with fear and excitement. At a moment when it seemed that everything was going to stay still, he looked out of the opening in the bag and looked around. Mori was in a room, nothing too fancy and it didn't smell like flowers like he was used to. He kind of liked it, so much so that he actually prefered it over his own home. That's when a voice shouted from outside the room, not at him though. The human Mori had been admiring a while ago shouted back and then got up. The fairy ducked back into the bag quickly so he wouldn't be seen.

When the bag was placed down again, Mori looked out once more. He saw the boy sitting by himself, upset. He flew out of the bag and landed on top of the swing set, looking down from above. The fairy watched as another human came into the picture and threatened the boy. He flew down and landed on the back of the boy's shirt, making sure not to be seen. After the other kid ran off, Mori asked, "Why didn't you just punch him?" He then realized that he just gave himself away and flew up and in the direction of the the woods.

Jake was surprised and whirled around to see who had spoken. "Hello?" He saw a butterfly flying off and he couldn't help but be curious. He followed it towards the woods, leaving his bag and running as fast as he could. He wasn't sure what the thing was as he got closer. It didn't really look like a butterfly, but he wasn't quite close enough to see what it was.

Jake ran a bit faster and tripped over a tree root, sprawling face first onto the ground. "Ow." He muttered and then stood back up, brushing himself off and following the thing with wings once more. He had lost distance since he fell and now he was farther behind it. "Hey wait!!" He wasn't sure why he was talking to it. He didn't even know what it was.