Elvin rested back where he belonged, at the lake in the heart of the forest. His home, he would call it. No one knew of the lake, and no one had ever seen it. But he didn’t get lonely, he never had in the hundred of years he was alive. Animals were his companions, and occasionally, a few lost people he had to personally help.
He did think about Ray, hoping he’d be alright. He knew someone had gotten him, having made sure to watch from a safe place. He did hope Ray would come to the forest again, he hadn’t had anyone to talk with for so long.
Soon next day Ray came back into the forest. He looked around as he wanted to be sure that no corruptions had spreaded around the forest. When he was sure he let out a sigh of relief and smiled and moved deep into the forest. He called Elvin’s name wanted to see the other since well he saved his life afterll.
Elvin perked up when the birds told him Ray had come back. Smiling, he stood up from where he was resting and easily moved through the forest, fazing through trees, going long distances in mere seconds.
“Ray!”, he smiled as he stepped out from yet another tree, just a bit away from Ray. But he could see him, and he was glad to see him alright.
“I’m so glad you’re alright!”.
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