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A smaller issue
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mothrasmollMoll held on tightly as Fairy tumbled through tree branches. It took a few determined flaps, but Fairy eventually stopped the dizzying motion, though she wavered on unsteady wings as Moll carefully looked up over the fuzzy antennae to figure out just where they were. Once the pink moth was able to fly in a reasonably straight line again, she twittered and brought Moll up above the treetops at the edge of the Wilds to try and figure out where they were.
“I've never seen this, Fairy. It's not home. Somehow, we're a place we've never been.” She wasn't the Elias of Wisdom for nothing. With a nod, Fairy headed for what was clearly a center point of the area, they kept to the air and well out of the way of the larger beings throughout the space. Usually ones to hide, the unusual appearances made it clear that Moll and Fairy were hardly out of place here. Some reading of various signs had eventually confirmed Moll's observations, and eventually led her to the PINpoint machine. Unfortunately Elias have no use for currency, and besides, she could use most coins like a shield, she was so small. She also had a small, personal issue with using technology, given her older sister often misused it. She would reconsider the PINpoint another time. For now, Fairy wandered over to the edge of a small water fountain so she could rest her wings while Moll looked down into the rippling waters, noticing the mismatched currencies deep under the water.
“I bet Belvera would just dive in, or use something to fish it out.” She sighed, standing next to Fairy and gently patting the moth's head with affection. Eventually she took a breath, removing her hand from Fairy and waiting until someone approached the fountain. As soon as they were within a few feet, the 15cm tall woman gave a polite bow and called out clearly. “Pardon me! I'm sorry to trouble you, but would you help me retrieve a coin from the fountain?”
“I've never seen this, Fairy. It's not home. Somehow, we're a place we've never been.” She wasn't the Elias of Wisdom for nothing. With a nod, Fairy headed for what was clearly a center point of the area, they kept to the air and well out of the way of the larger beings throughout the space. Usually ones to hide, the unusual appearances made it clear that Moll and Fairy were hardly out of place here. Some reading of various signs had eventually confirmed Moll's observations, and eventually led her to the PINpoint machine. Unfortunately Elias have no use for currency, and besides, she could use most coins like a shield, she was so small. She also had a small, personal issue with using technology, given her older sister often misused it. She would reconsider the PINpoint another time. For now, Fairy wandered over to the edge of a small water fountain so she could rest her wings while Moll looked down into the rippling waters, noticing the mismatched currencies deep under the water.
“I bet Belvera would just dive in, or use something to fish it out.” She sighed, standing next to Fairy and gently patting the moth's head with affection. Eventually she took a breath, removing her hand from Fairy and waiting until someone approached the fountain. As soon as they were within a few feet, the 15cm tall woman gave a polite bow and called out clearly. “Pardon me! I'm sorry to trouble you, but would you help me retrieve a coin from the fountain?”
