Name: Kaeilin Rouz Airidin
Physical Age:15
Actual Age: Unknown
Birthdate: March 26
Birthyear: A few decades after the Renasance Period
Bio: Kaei was born Kaeilin Rouz Airidin, Rouz meaning "rose" in Russian; and a Guardian during the time of "Migration". So, inresult of this, little Kaei and her brother, Ezekiel, would spend most of their free time memorizing Tribe laws and trainning her powers. From [physical]age three to around her nineth birthday, the biggest fear of the faeire's was that she wouldn't be good enough for the Tribe, which was practically impossible for the faerie to do; she was the best in all her classes and her ablities surpassed any of the Guardians ever known. Despite of this, the fear still haunted young Kaei. It all started in the beginning of classes, when the Leader decided to stop by:
"Why hello children!" The Leader had greated the giggly young faeries, they always wanted the Leader to teach them, even if only for a day.
"Welcome Leader," They all said in unison.
"Today I shall teach you one of the most important, yet simplest things that any faerie knows," He laughed. The Leader happened to be slightly lazy, but no one ever chose to say anything to the old warm-hearted man. "Ready? The key piece of information is that.... no faerie can tell an untruth!"
The class had gasped and the Leader chuckled at their amazement.
"What I say is true! Thou does not believe the Leader? Well, it shall be proved! Everyone, think of one untruth," He told them.
'I'm going to say that I liked girls! hah! Everyone know s that that is forbidden!' Little Kaei thought for she had recently been told that by her brother.
"We shall all say it together, ready? One, Two, Three!"
All the children began their lies one by one adn one by one their mouths twisted and turned, making it impossible for them to finish speaking. All but one.
"I like girls," The faeire clasped her mouth shut. 'Am I the only faeire that can tell an untruth?'
"Good childern. Now thou can see, it is phuscally impossible for a faerie to tell a lie. but we can trick!" He chuckled. "Run along childern. that is the end of my lesson,"
[This will be finished at a later time]
