Fa La La Fairies

One of the best-kept secrets at the North Pole is the existence of the Fa La La Fairies. You’d call them Christmas Fairies. Even if you don’t believe in Santa, his elves, or flying reindeer, you’ve probably heard all about them. If asked, you could probably describe them.

A Fa La La Fairy could be sitting next to you in your classroom, and you wouldn’t even know it. Young Fa La La Fairies, a.k.a Scout Fairies, enroll in schools and visit theme-parks and museums for reconnaissance purposes. Their job is to keep up with current trends, and report back to the North Pole. Santa and his Elves are too recognizable to perform such reconnaissance.

For the last few years, I’ve been a Scout Fairy. We may have had English together or sat beside each other in science. You may have suspected that I wasn’t like everyone else, but I seriously doubt you would have come anywhere near guessing the truth. Our wings are invisible to humans.

Breaking Rules

Telling humans, like yourself, about our world is strictly forbidden. Therefore, I shall not be able to properly introduce myself. You can call me Trianna. If I were to give you my real name, I would risk those in charge at the North Pole or Winter Wonderland Lane finding out what I’m doing and shutting this site down before I can tell you everything.

So, call me Trianna, and please do not try to figure out who I am IRL. Within these posts, you’ll come to know me and many, many others of my kind. That is, as long as I can post without getting caught. I can’t promise how long this page will stay up.

There are more of us living among you than you would think. There were two other Scouts in my 8th grade homeroom alone: one female and one male. The female was my best friend.

She’s the reason I’m doing this. Before she broke the rules, I never would have dreamed of giving away our secret.

Well, secrets. Plural.

But, Emily was my best friend in the entire world. (It’s not hyperbolic when I say it, because I’ve seen the entire world. Hyperbolic is the adjective form of hyperbole, which means extreme exaggeration, BTW.)

Now, Emily is missing, and I need your help to find her. This is the only way that I know of to find someone who doesn’t want to be found. Here’s our story. (Scroll to the bottom of this page for a complete list of Fa La La Fairies.)