Judith le Fay: "You are not a faery."

Judith le Fay: "You are not a faery."

// I really love my little Judith. She's learned the truth about her lineage and has been granted the right to leave Faeryland to stop Morgan Le Fay.  Still, she's in shock. 

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Judith was sitting by the fire, her grey eyes seemed to be focused on the flames and were oblivious to her two companions who were sitting across her. Tinkerbell glanced at Eric, the young knight and ally who met the fairy during one of her travels. He was a handsome lad, with short brown hair and ocean-blue eyes. When she met him for the first time, Tinkerbell didn't know he was a knight given how lightly he traveled. If he wasn't carrying a sword, she would have mistaken him with a civilian. They became travel companions and as soon as they learned the true nature of Judith's lineage, Tinkerbell returned home and asked for a meeting with the Faery Godmother to share her new findings. Cornered, the Blue Faery summoned Judith (known as Ada in Faeryland) and decided to tell the truth. Ada...was in fact Judith Le Fay, the daughter of Morgan Le Fay and one of Merlin's apprentices, the knight Archibald Melkior. The baby was born with a tremendous magical potential her mother planned to use against Merlin, which prompted the father to take her to safety.  Tinkerbell witnessed Judith's reaction. She saw the pain painted on her face, the anger that washed over her, and the strength it took for the young girl not to lash out at the Blue Faery.  

"Stop looking at her, Eric!"

"I don't think she's with us right now! She has that faraway look on her face. Why?" -He retorted before he took a bite of the apple he was holding in his hand-

"Why? She just learned that she wasn't a faery but the daughter of one of the worst enchantresses in the world. Her mother is Merlin's sworn enemy  who wanted to use her to hurt him."

"So she should be pissed off right now, not... shocked!" -He complained while his blue eyes averted from Judith to Tinkerbelle. The veteran faery had tied her hair in a loose high bun and was wearing a green cotton shirt a pair of dark green leather pants and high brown boots. She rolled her eyes and hit him with her elbow.-

"Why are you so dense, Eric? I have told you that faery society is ruthless. You're born a faery and you have to prove yourself all your damn life. There are rituals to achieve when you come of age, to fully become part of society. Ad---Judith mastered Magic. She's powerful, so powerful that no other faery could reach her level save for the Faery Godmother. Magic isn't enough to become a faery. You have to have wings, among other things and she never got hers. She never got hers."

Tinkerbelle knitted her brows as she glanced at the young enchantress. If one thing was true, it was the shock she received upon learning the truth. She had a lot of answers to the questions that had plagued her all of her life. She wasn't a faery by blood but that didn't mean that she couldn't /be/ a faery. So what if her mother was one of the worst enchantresses in the whole world? What if she was the spawn of evil? Did that mean that she should be judged based on who her parents were? Did that mean, that without wings she couldn't be a true Faery? Judith refused to accept it. She considered herself to be a faery, a powerful one, and a force of good. Yes, her magic tapped into the Darkness! Yes, she had a temper! But none of these things defined her. She knew what was the content of her heart and she took to heart the lessons from her adoptive mother, the Faery Godmother. Judith insisted on leaving the homeland because she had to see for herself the world. She had to stop her mother and save Merlin. She had to know more about herself, her father, and his deeds. She needed to leave so she could come back on her own terms. 

She had answers yet her heart was still bleeding inside.  How did it feel to know that you were once desired by both your parents and that for a brief moment, your mother actually loved you more than she hated Merlin? How did it feel to know that her love for you wasn't enough to save her from her hatred? How did it feel to know your father took you to safety, saved you from a certain death at the hand of your mother, and lost his own life by doing so? Judith was confused by the news. She was angry at her mother for what she did. She was angry at her father for not telling the truth to Morgan Le Fay upon meeting her. Should she have known that he was an apprentice of Merlin, perhaps she shouldn't have had his child.. perhaps she wouldn't have tried to use Judith as a sacrifice to kill Merlin. Perhaps... so many things would have been different but she was born and she wanted to live so there was no time for mopping around and wishing things to be different.  Her grey eyes set upon the blonde Faery and she gave her soft nod. 

"I just want you to know, Tink, that I am committed to saving Merlin."

"Good to know Judith, but that means you might be fighting your... Morgan Le Fay. Are you sure you can handle it?"

"She wanted me to be the instrument of Merlin's death, well... this time I choose to be the instrument of her own demise. I've got this Tink." She then tilted her head to stare at Eric. "Are you sure /you/ have what it takes, Eric?"

"I am a knight, Judith. I run towards danger, not the other way round." -She smiled faintly and shrugged- "What? You don't believe me?"

"You could die, young knight. You would most certainly die. Morgan le Fay doesn't spare anyone and if we get to meet her, you being a knight might tickle her the wrong way. You will become a target and she will try to kill you."

"I'm not afraid!"

"You should be!" She lashed out at him, before pulling the duvet around her body for the cold night got even colder. "The good thing is... If you are serious about fighting her, then you have found the best ally you could ever dream of. I won't let her kill you."

"Aren't you... afraid to die?" -He asked, blushing despite his best efforts. She nodded, which took both Tinkerbelle and Eric aback.- "Then.. why are you doing this?"

"We are brave because we do things despite fear. I won't hide my emotions because nothing good comes from hiding oneself. I am terrified of death! Still, this won't stop me from doing the right thing. I have the power to stop her, my magic is far more powerful than any of the faeries. I must do what's right and that includes, sacrificing my life to save the world. I am still scared as all hell.. but who isn't?"

She sighed and ran her hand through her hair before she looked back at the fire. Tinkerbelle held onto Eric's shoulder and squeezed it gently. It was his cue to stop talking and to give Judith some space. The truth was, she wasn't a faery and she had to deal with the knowledge of her lineage. She wasn't afraid to die, but she was afraid of being fooled by her mother and straying from her mission in the hope of having some maternal love. 

-TBC-

Faery profile: Ada/ Judith le Fay

Faery declassified

A/N: All usual disclaimers. profile in progress

I will tweak it as I go by.

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Main Faceclaim: TBD

Other FC: TBD

"I don't care if I don't have friends. I'll be the greatest fairy they'll ever see and I will be better than any of them, any of them! "

Real Name: Judith Le Fay

Alias: Ada

Age: 20 years old.

Nationality:

• Born: British

Height: 165 cm

Weight: 65 kg

Special features: She has black hair.

Physical appearance: 

Ada is your average-sized chubby woman. Her skin is flawless due to magic, but if she didn't have powers, it would have been marred with scars because she keeps on getting in trouble and hurting herself by exploring the forest she lives in. Unlike the other fairies, she doesn't have wings and was told she was born with a disability.  She's extremely self-conscious about the lack of wings but overcompensates with her need to overachieve and aggressivity. Her hair is black and teases the small of her back and her eyes are grey. She also has a white star on her inner arm. 

Note: Ada doesn't know her true lineage. She believes that she is a faery. Morgan wants her daughter because she needs her soul to perform a lethal spell, powerful enough to kill Merlin. 

Sexual orientation: Bisexual

Alignment: chaotically neutral. 

Specie: Human Enchantress but believes she is a fairy

Occupation: Adventurer

Abilities: 

• Peak Human Condition:  Ada has peak human physicality. She is very athletic, and her strength, durability, speed, agility, stamina, reflexes, and threshold for pain are in top condition. She owes it to her intense training and her outdoor explorations. 

• Peak Human Agility: Ada is also extraordinarily agile in her movements, being able to perform and incorporate various jumps and rolls in her fighting style with ease.

Skills:

• Mastery of the Dark Arts: Ada, has learned how to use Black Magic on her own. Given her lineage, it is a skill she almost instinctively got upon her birth.
• Mastery of Faery Magic: She also learned how to control Faery magic, since she was raised as one. She has a deep understanding of magic and is highly connected to it.  
• Gifted Intellect: Ada was shown to be a very intelligent individual who could outsmart her enemies even under extreme stress and can easily think her way out of dangerous situations.
• Skilled Equestrian: Ada is able to easily mount and ride a horse through the city to evade enemies.
• Skilled Physician: Ada appears to have some knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, as well as basic medicine and first aid.
• Multilingualism: Ada is fluent in several languages.  including the old tongue, the common tongue, and the old English. She has also mastered Universal Sign Language, as well as all the spoken languages on Earth. 

Weaknesses/Crippling fears:

• Anger: Ada's anger can sometimes blind her. She doesn't know what to feel aside from pure rage for her childhood and the constant belittlement from her fellow faeries. Her anger comes from her low self-esteem and the perception that everyone is making fun of her because of her disability.

• Mortality: Although Ada is an incredible Magic user, she still is mortal and is still susceptible to dying via injuries, illness, or very old age.

• Gullible: Ada is very naive. She trusts people and can be easily manipulated by someone who can catch her low self-esteem.  Her naivety caused her so many troubles in her past that she had to learn to see through the lies. (it's still in progress)

Family:

• Mother: Morgan le Fey. Alive.
• Father: Archibald Melkior, Deceased.

Universe:   Merlin and fairytales world.

Status:  Alive. Active.

Personality:

Ada isn't very confident in herself due to her disability. (this would change when she learned the truth). She tries to prove her worth and often would get in trouble for that. She would go on adventures, usually without the permission of the Godmother or her supervisor The Blue Fairy, and would come back injured and unsuccessful. She's very stubborn and determined to prove she is one of the greatest fairies despite her disability. She also is a potty mouth and can resort to mental torture and being straight-up mean to avenge herself or assert her domination. She doesn't make friends easily and truth be told she has none because of her odd behaviour. Other fairies believe she's not a force of good because of the dark feelings she can nurture, therefore they don't want to be around her. She's also more likely to use others to reach her goal and would try to get the best she could from you if you tried to come close to her. Deep inside, she's just an insecure, sad, lonely, and powerful creature who hasn't realized her full potential yet and who might just need a friend.

Fictional Character Biography: 

Morgan Le Fay met Archibald Melkior at a lake she was bathing at. None of them knew who the other was but they started to meet at the same spot every week. They fell in love with one another and soon enough Morgan got pregnant. The future parents talked about leaving Camelot and Archibald, unknowingly, almost convinced her to forget her war with Merlin. Unfortunately,  it was then revealed that he was an apprentice of Enchanter. Morgan entered into a bloody and cold rage, thinking that she was set up by the man. She left Archibald and decided to raise the child on her own. 

He searched for her and the baby and after several months, Archibald kidnapped his own child. Morgan lost her mind when she realized he had taken their baby and launched her hellhounds after him. They found him and the Knight had to fight and ensure the protection of his daughter. He succeeded and delivered her to the fairy Godmother before his death. The knight made the Fairy Godmother promise to never tell his daughter the truth about her origins and to ensure she wouldn't try black magic.  Morgan couldn't fight the Fairy Godmother and needed the assistance of pure evil... The help of someone like Maleficent.

Unfortunately for Morgan, Maleficent went missing, forcing the enchantress to start looking for her and for potential other allies to help her in her mission. She allied herself with some shapeshifter and made sure nothing happened to her child and watched her grow more and more powerful. Blinded by rage but at times, distracted by her maternal love, Morgan spared the life of her daughter, at least until she reached her 20s. Merlin launched an attack on Morgan. His attack sensibly weakened the Enchantress who decided to retreat and hide for a while. She requested one of the shapeshifters to trick the girl into finding her so she could manipulate her daughter into sacrificing her life for her. The clueless girl has yet to know the truth from both the godmother and her mother and for now, is hellbent on proving herself as the greatest faery. 

Current history:

She heard a rumor about Maleficent hiding in a mountain village and decided that she would reach out to that place and bring the mistress of Evil back to the Fairy Godmother.  The rumor is actually just bait created by Morgan to trick her daughter into finding her.