[Fairy Tail] Fairy Hills

[Bloodedge]

As he continued his search, Aine managed to figure out who he was without the proof he thought would be required. It was in this moment that he chuckled sheepishly and abandoned his search. "Sou ka... I guess I don't need to find it then. I didn't think my name had any impact like that. Yes, that would be me." Uriel had intended to show his pendant, which marked him as a member of the Ten Wizard Saints, but there was surely no need for such a thing now. At least, this wasn't the case if Aine already knew who he was. Moving right along, he decided that the appropriate time to address business was now. "What I've come for may seem a bit surprising to you. I've actually been sent to bring you to the Fiore Branch of the Magic Council. It is customary that a Wizard Saint accompanies you for this, so I volunteered for the task."

[Apollymi]

Aine's face shifted just a little as this very sheepish man expressed his disbelief that she had figured out who he was. She thought about this for a moment and realized that it was probably just a little odd that she knew who he was without much prodding and without having ever laid eyes on him prior to this moment. "Eh, yeah. Ru-chan mentioned you once. I remember names pretty well..." she said looking a bit sheepish herself given that she'd been caught knowing a random man by his name alone. But when it was made clear that some sort of business was to take place between Aine and the Magic Council she looked off a bit palming the back of her own head and causing the bracelets up her wrists to jingle just a little.

"Eh, I don't have business with the Magic Council. I am not paying for anything the kids broke... and uh... yeah. I think that's it." she said seeming to not understand at all why the Magic Council would want anything to do with her. Much less, why this man had volunteered to come find her. "Anyways, why would you volunteer to accompany me? Why would I want to go there?" questioned the young woman who was even more lost than apparently this man was initially.

[Bloodedge]

"Ru-chan?" he asked, quickly shuffling through the names of other Wizard Saints he knew, finding only one of them that could be applied to this situation. "Ah... Naruto-kun?" It came as no surprise to him that Aine was skeptical about an audience with the Magic Council. Fairy Tail's reputation did not place them in good standing with the Council, and they had no reason to be very friendly with the Council either. Uriel had some convincing to do. There was also the matter of why he'd volunteered for this task. "I volunteered because I've always wanted to meet you. And... don't worry; the Council doesn't want anything that you would consider negative."

[Apollymi]

Aine watched as this man came to the right conclusion about the Mage she'd mentioned by his nickname. "Hai, that's the one... I can't bring myself to call him anything else. I enjoy my friends that way~" she mentioned. Such a thing would be obvious by the way she chose to speak to the woman whose name was apparently Konan. A bit of skepticism would follow as this man apparently wanted to simply meet her in addition to trying to convince her that the Magic Council didn't want anything negative from her.

"You wanted to meet me?" she said seemingly in shock by this fact. She couldn't imagine anyone actually wanting to meet her, who would even know anything about her. "Why?"

[Bloodedge]

"Sou ka." Though he did not receive a response about the meeting with the Magic Council, Uriel assumed this topic to be heading in the right direction. This would be good, as he was quite keen to be the one bringing this woman to the Fiore Branch for this reason. He couldn't allow the task to be handed to another, though even he wasn't sure why he felt so strongly about the matter. "The Radiant Fairy Sky Goddess, they call you. Your name has left quite a mark on Fiore. Who wouldn't want to meet someone who has been given such a title? I think it only makes sense to see the person behind the myths. Everyone always wants to know if these things match up, right?"

[Apollymi]

As this conversation progressed, Aine found out why the man known as Uriel wanted to meet her. Beyond that she was quite embarrassed by the things he had to say. Her face would flash a brilliant shade of red. This was immediately followed by her covering her face with her hand and shaking her head from left to right. "Ugh, I thought Ko-chan calling me Fairy Queen was bad... tell me people aren't actually calling me that. I've done nothing to earn a name like that." she said sheepishly. Aine really wasn't the type of person to appreciate the praise of others. She couldn't well have people calling her all these outrageous things, after all she didn't think of herself in that way.

"I understand the curiosity, I hope you sated yours... though to be honest, I doubt I am worth that sort of interest. So, what does the Magic Council want with me?"

[Bloodedge]

"You would be surprised, I think," Uriel said regarding the interest others had toward Aine. Had she known the full reason for his appearance here, she likely would have understood why such interest existed, but he would leave that bit of surprise for later. When asked what the Magic Council wanted, Uriel grinned and turned on his heel toward the hole he'd made in the roof. "Follow me," he said as he hopped through the hole, which was officially the only exit he knew to be here at the moment. Once outside, assuming Aine followed suit, Uriel would continue on a straight path toward the Magic Council's Fiore Branch.

[Apollymi]

"I would be surprised? I am already surprised." Aine mentioned. It seemed odd to her that anyone would take interest in her, especially the Magic Council for reasons which weren't negative. After all, normally they were only interested in the amount of destruction her Guild Members were causing (unintentionally of course). Beyond that, it seemed that she wouldn't get to receive a direct answer to her question and was instead beckoned along to follow to what she assumed was the Fiore Branch of the Magic Council.

Heading towards the hole created in the roof, Aine hopped through following the man known as Uriel. "Fine, fine... I'll follow. But if I get there and I'm in trouble. I'm holding you responsible." she said with that same goofy kind of grin that had been present on her face the entire day. Still, there was something about this statement that to most wouldn't seem very settled. It wasn't exactly a threat, but it wasn't exactly friendly either. Whatever the case, she'd soon find herself going to the place that apparently required her presence.