“Yes” she said, with her gaze wandering all about him. Eve could also see the auric glow, which like a rosy sunrise rayed out some feet around him. Because of this, she did not feel afraid. A malevolent spirit could not produce an aura like this.
Puck was becoming a little unnerved by this unusual mortal - and decided there and then it would be best to make himself invisible. Moments later she was still just watching him as before, and he, her.
Once again Eve had mistaken a Fae for a ‘departed’ human spirit. Although her perception was developed, her clairvoyance had never seen the Sprites in the sunshine, the Elementals that swing from the shimmering trees, the thought-creatures that run hither and thither, the Goblins at the feet of the poker machines and the bars, the sad Elves who inhabit the libraries, the Jinn of the underground volcanoes, the Sylphs of cloud and sea, the familiars of the family pets, the fay ‘guides’ of the mediums, and the marshals of the woods and valleys - not a one.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, Finding Self - Second Guesses- Azlander Series
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