Summer is perhaps the best season to be in Fontaine for. The warm sun on your skin, the crisp chill in the wind, the scent of the ocean on the breeze. It was something truly magical. And because of that, the Iudex of Fontaine has been permitted to take a brief leave to spent a nice relaxing week in a cabin by sea. His assistants assured him they would keep everything in orderly fashion while he takes this time off for himself. Though he can't help but stress a little, he's sure they'll be alright.

Only the Gods must know how long it's been since Neuvillette has gotten to properly relax. He decides it is perfect weather to do some bird watching, so he takes a seat on the patio and takes in the scenery.

Though, as he admires the atmosphere of the land before him, he notices something strange unfolding below a nearby tree. A hawk hovers over a patch of grass, claws struggling to grasp at what he assumes to be a butterfly or smaller bird. Though, something was off about what the hawk was trying to attack. Almost like it was fighting back against the hawk. It must've been doing well, as the bird still struggles to get a good hold of it.

Neuvillette, intrigued, decides to investigate the situation, standing up and walking over to the larger bird.

"Shoo, away with you!" He orders the hawk, watching as it flies away with his approach. Getting to his knees and scooping up what the hawk was after, he realizes it wasn't a butterfly or a bird at all! It was a small fairy, about 2 or 3 inches in height. Her wing looked to be injured, and she was quivering and shaking with fear and exhaustion. "My goodness, are you alright, madame?"