Ooh can I have one, please? she/her pronouns please, thank you sm <333

Here it is! I'm not sure exactly how well it fits your personality... if you want another one, let me know :)

Silver Crystal:

Coming into the hidden forest clearing was a tall girl, about thirteen but with immortality hidden beneath her brown eyes. Her movements mimicked the graceful deer, her features were as delicate as the shining leaves, and her long loose hair was a rich brown, tumbling down her back like the playful streams. This was a creature springing from the depths of the forest, with all its strength, beauty and power enclosed deep inside her. This was Silver Crystal.

She moved into the center of the clearing, her white dress floating a little in the breeze but held in by a lightly translucent, diamond-shaped crystal at its waist and another at the throat. Beneath the dress, smaller crystals studded the tops of soft, deer-brown boots. She turned in a circle, noting the circling, watchful shadows among the deeper trees. She smiled and lifted her hand in a gesture of command. The forest animals could never hide from her. In answer to her summons, gray, watchful wolves stepped forth from the tree trunks, accompanied by slim, shy deer with wide eyes. They watched Silver Crystal - not to eat her, not because they were afraid of her, but because she was their queen and their friend. Smiling, she spread her arms wide and tilted her head back; and as if in answer to her, hundreds of birds of brilliant colors flew forth from the trees and, singing songs as vibrant as their plumage, started circling the clearing, higher and higher each time. Up towards the leafy lacework of branches that veiled the sky they flew, dipping and soaring, weaving with their notes a fragile, sunlit spell of enchantment that held the clearing apart from the rest of the world. Silver Crystal, watching them with her clear, dancing eyes, felt that her own soul was flying upwards with them. Swiftly she looked around - at her friends, the most powerful of the woodland creatures; at the forest, reaching away and away to sun-tinged horizons. She was home.