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Linne waited anxiously from atop a fluffy, light pink cloud, watching the sun set. She simply couldn't wait for the Trick or Treaters to start coming; after all, only those who were worthy of her special delicacies would be able to make their way this far up into the sky.

After a long period of flying, what seemed to be a black dragon flew up and alighted himself onto a cloud. Folding up his wings and looking around the area, he saw someone who seemed to be giving out treats- taking this as a chance to reward himself for coming all the way up here, he walked up to their home to see what he could get.

Linne's deep brown gaze quickly lit up and her mouth turned upwards into a grin as a Trick or Treater arrived at her cloud. She hopped up to her feet anf clapped giddily. "Hello, hello! Have you flown here all on your own?"

Far below the clouds there would be a merman named Water, his blue bio-fluorescent eyes had a gentle glow to them. His gills would open releasing water, standing on the sandy coast of the water far below the clouds as his mouth opened taking a breath of the air. As he stepped from the water, his webbed feet would press gently into the sand, the sunlight reflecting off his blue and silver scales that shimmered over his back, leaving an explosion of color in a prismatic display on the ground below him as he watched in awe at a black dragon flying into the clouds far above, seeing the creature perching and disappearing in the cloud. His jaw dropped as he blinked...wishing he could fly to witness a creature of such great magnitude up close. He would sigh looking down, his gills opening making a whining groan sound as he looked up one last time, and began walking back towards the water.

Flying through the sky as quick as her little faerie wings could carry her, Stella had reverted into her small, original form as she zipped around. She was carrying a relatively large bucket that actually seemed somewhat comical considering that it probably should have been weighing the small faerie down back to the world's surface.

An oddly coloured cloud caught Stella's attention -- even more so did the dragon that was there. In that moment, Stella had almost flown into oncoming traffic in the sky and manoeuvred to the side just in the nick of time. Unfortunately, she ended up losing some of the candies that were at the top of her bucket, though no real big losses... thankfully.

Adjusting her hold on the bucket of goodies, Stella started her way over to the cloud. She was very curious as to what this person on the cloud was doing with the dragon.

As Stella flew into the clouds and a few pieces of candy fell from their bag Water would feel something hit his head, something else hit his shoulder. He would look down as pieces of something hit the ground. He picking them up. He looked at the small wrappers and began to untie one. He looked at it for a moment, and then sniffed it. He placed it to his lips and ate it, his eyes opening as he looked up into the sky in awe. "It is food of the Vala...they have gifted me." He said smiling. "It is a sign, but of what." He said thinking for a moment. How would he be able to make the distance of where he was and the clouds up so high above...sighing in disappointment. "Some things are just not meant to be perhaps. It is a trick, the gods have thrown me a treat and have tricked me by my inability to reach them."

Halloween, the best holiday. For Sonia, it was the best holiday. Dressing up, hanging out with the family and getting free candy was the must this year. As she thought about what possibilities cold happen, Sonia had an idea. In her opinion, a brilliant idea. To make a a homemade costume. A vampire! She smiled brightly as she held her cat in her arms and grabbed her laptop, trying to find the right eqiupment and items to make her costume.

Under the clouds, Sonia adjusted her black cloak as she looked at herself in the full body mirror. This would be the first year Sonia wouldn't have her paper bag over her head, hiding her, in her opinion, ugly face. She sighed as she looked at her cat Midnight, playing with a rat toy.

Sonia spun around and smiled to herself, admiring her homemade costume. She was a typical vampire. It was an excuse to where a clock she bought off Amazon. Sonia called out for Midnight as she grabbed the bowl filled with king sized candy bars, small goodie bags and toys and sat outside, looking at the many houses decorated and children laughing and smiling.

She saw children coming her way, so she walked up to them and waved, greeting them sweetly and complementing their costumes. Sonia placed the treats in their bags and waved them goodbye as the children ran away, smiles plastered on their faces.