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The Fairies (7) : The City has been lit up for the Star Festival with banners and twinkling decorations strewn off the windowsills of shop fronts and windows. The gardeners at one particular park have put their heart and soul into creating a fairy's paradise: Fairy lights have been carefully dangled from trees to make strings of stars, little beaded jewels have been hidden among the hedges, and even the old cobwebs have been sprayed with just a touch of glitter. The park is open to everyone and the citizens of Destiny City have been invited to respectfully explore the hidden wonders that have been placed throughout. The park is magical enough on its own but there have also been reports of a strange, ethereal and shimmering stranger in the park. The glimmer of a beautiful costumed figure fluttering through the park has been passed around as rumor, and no matter what anyone claims to see, no one can take a picture of it. As if simply seeing some magical figure isn’t mysterious enough, there are also reports of mischief and small pranks being played at the same time this figure seems to appear.

Davie was wandering the park once more, late at night with his camera. Unlike others, he was not looking for star lights or to confirm the rumors of prankster nightlights. He was here again for the nocturnal flora, but tonight with all the people and decorations he had gotten lost. "Hey watch it!" He exclaimed when someone bumped into his expensive camera. "This thing wasn't cheap you know!"

Davie frowned. He didn't like accusing people of things they didn't do. He turned to the girl and saw that she was frustrated too. "I apologize - it's just so crowded here. I was attempting to take a picture of this unusual flower - I love photographing unusual botany, but for this flora, it seems it's just too lit up in this park as well as too crowded tonight." He sighed. "Oh well. By the way, I'm Davie, you?"

Davie had a dark auburn crew cut, pale jade eyes, and a slight Irish accent.

He noticed a Star Charm hanging on one of the wires of the star lights.