Luna's ominous storytelling added for dramatic effect and her words lingered in their minds, particularly when she went into detail about the theorized interactions between the different castes of faeries. When she mentioned that the labor intensive tasks fell upon the female of the species it didn't cause much effect, but everyone's curiosity was piqued when she spoke about how the male of the species were the ones in charge of defending what she called a hive.
"Just like bees who spray their aggressors with chemicals that call for help, faeries probably leave a mark on those who attack them which might mean they become a target of the male of the species." Luna somberly said, the audience so silent only the sounds of nature could be heard.
"And this... bone fairies, how dangerous are they?" Asked Silvana scratching the back of her neck.
