Yes.

“Very well, M'lday,” Kylia said with a bow. “I'll let you sleep, then.” She then turned back to leave down the hall.

Xalendra let out a sigh of relief, that hitched on a gasp when the fairy slipped even lower inside her stockings and buzzed quite uncomfortably. She moved to shut the door before addressing the situation by standing straight, legs together, and with a grimace, pulling the rear of her stockings out to pull the little fae out from its unfortunate predicament.

She hoped it was alright, yet she hoped it wasn't too aware of where it had been—she was quite embarrassed. Xalendra then held her up before herself, cupping her hands gently. She saw the tiny green girl take a deep breath, shaking her head of grassy hair as her pinkish glow wavered.

“Heavens above, Master, I-” the fae began in a high-pitched song of a voice. She looked up at Xalendra with big green eyes curiously. “You're not Master.” Her head tipped.

“Master?” Xalendra repeated. “Who are you?” she then asked.

“Viri is Viri,” the fairy answered. “Who are you? Where's Master?”

“You're one of the fae!” Xalendra whispered excitedly. “A fairy!”

Viri crossed her tiny arms. “Of course. Are you like Master?”

Xalendra frowned. “I don't know. Was your... Master... Coltus?”

Viri gave a tight smile and a nod. “Master Coltus, yes. You are not Master, yes?”

Xalendra shook her head. “I am not Coltus, sorry.”

“But you are like Master, Viri can tell,” the fae spoke assuredly. “Can Viri continue?”

Xalendra frowned deeper. “Continue what?”

“Viri continues Viri's work, of course. Viri is good. You are like Master, so Viri will like you.”

She couldn't understand the little fae's meaning, but had too many questions to decide what to ask first. “Viri, what do you mean? Continue what?”

Viri pouted. Xalendra realized the fairy was rather adorable in the palms of her hands. “You know Viri's continue—continue means continue. Let Viri show you,” she said, then abruptly flew out of her hands.

The pink mote flew faster than Xalendra could follow, and suddenly she felt the little fae again.