Seven deadly sins one-shots

Droxinia

Also set in winter-

The fairy forest is beautiful in winter, a layer of snow covers everything and the sound of the wind through the snow covered trees is almost music, though that is nothing compared to the joyous music coming from near the fairy tree.

The happy songs play that fairy's and giants dance along too, the winter celebration is in full swing, it's been nearly 800 years since it was properly celebrated and frankly it couldn't come soon enough

Gloxinia watches intently as his (human sized) boyfriend dances (thanks to merlins pills). However Drole still towers above the wingless fairy's and few humans at the festival, out dancing them as well, Drole is spinning and jumping, seeming as if he's weightless. The giant king stops with a song and while the band is preparing to play their next song he looks at the fairy, gesturing for him to come down, Gloxinia Hesitantly complies and Drole takes the fairy's hand

"You know I can't dance"
"I know that you think you can't" the music started and the two flung into motion, Drole led the way, all Gloxinia needed to do was hover and Drole did the rest but after a few minutes Gloxinia began to feel weightless, not just physically, he usually physically felt weightless, but mentally, he felt free and he started to dance. The dance was magical, the two men moved perfectly together, as if they were one. The sunlight coming through the snow clouds hit Gloxinia's wings perfectly, leaving rainbows dancing across the trees and the snow. The snow flew around them, instead of falling it danced along with the kings, creating their own special music.

The music faded and the kings stopped dancing, they stood still for a few seconds the the snow falling and catching on their hair, their clothes, it landed on Gloxinia's wings and eyelashes
"I told you you could dance" Drole whispers earning a laugh from his boyfriend, he leans in and their lips meet, a brief kiss, Gloxinia floats back a bit, his hand still in the largers palm, preparing to dance again...