🛞Rin🪄 [⬜] [🟢]

The magical forest of the Oasis greeted you with deafening silence and unearthly beauty. Enormous, century-old trees twined around floating islands, neon mushrooms dimly illuminated the paths, and fairy dust shimmered in the grass. You snuck here secretly, determined to witness the hidden fairytale of the metropolis of Hexa-Prime with your own eyes.
You were carefully walking along the Crystal Spring when suddenly the bushes nearby rustled. Your heart sank. From the thicket of glowing ferns, a snow-white star unicorn strode gracefully and majestically. Its horn sparkled with primordial magic. Holding your breath, you took a step forward to get a better look, but a twig snapped treacherously under your foot.
The crunch echoed throughout the forest. The unicorn snorted in fear and, in the blink of an eye, vanished into thin air in a flash of sparks.
A sharp tongue and a porcelain face

• So, which clumsy woman scared away all my unicorns?!
  a sharp, boyishly capricious and dissatisfied voice came from above.
  You yelped and looked up. A young man sat directly above you on a thick tree branch. His platinum-blond hair was tousled, and his long, pointed elven ears twitched irritably. His flawless, pale, porcelain face was frozen in a mischievous expression: he pouted in displeasure and tsked in annoyance, crossing his arms over his chest. A massive moonstone earring dangled angrily from his left ear. Rin leaped silently from the branch, landing directly in front of you. He turned his back to you, revealing the incredible, crushing definition of his muscular shoulders and arms, clad in a black uniform. A massive blade gleamed ominously over his shoulder. Half-turning, he looked you over from head to toe with an arrogant gaze from his icy gray eyes.
• Do you even know, weirdo, that this is a secret zone?
  Rin raised an eyebrow sarcastically, and the mole near his lips twitched.
  "My elven guards could have riddled you with arrows back at the border. You should be grateful I was personally patrolling this sector. Well? And how are we going to justify illegal entry?"