In the beginning was just Kira Chase, an ordinary fairy living an ordinary life. That all ends when she is asked to complete a very special mission for the greater good of the multiverse. She will have to produce and raise one hundred babies, along with other sought after people. After a great war destroyed many planets and people, the multiverse is in dire need of repopulation. Kira agrees and decides to pick up stakes and head to Moonlight Falls where things that happen are far from ordinary.

With the economy being affected by the war and the desolation it left, Kira has only enough money to purchase a small house. She’ll have to get more money fast to get a bigger place once the babies start coming.

“Well, I’ll have to worry about that later, I reckon,” she says to herself over her solitary meal of mac and cheese.

Kira is a talented artist, so maybe if she creates enough paintings, it will give her a decent source of income.

The next day, some guy in a silly llama suit comes by to sing the praises of the local university. Kira talks to him for a while, but with her mission ever present in her mind, she won’t have time to attend University, at least not right now.

She discovers his name is Kris Pruitt, and she thinks him rather strange but cute in a sort of boyish kind of way. He seems much younger than he looks, but maybe, just maybe, he can help get her mission started.

Smiling, she performs some fairy magic for him, which enthralls him. After a while, she invites him inside. It doesn’t take long before…

Kris is under Kira’s spell and very agreeable to come to her bed.

When Kira awakes the next morning, Kris is gone. She’s a little surprised, but not terribly bothered.

Being the artist she is, Kira tries her hand at street art, using her bedroom wall for practice.

Kira has a feeling she is pregnant when she starts getting sick in the mornings.

When Kira confirms the pregnancy, she knows she has a lot of preparations to make.

She sits in her rocker, thinking of everything she needs to accomplish.

Having never been a parent before, Kira has a lot to learn. She feels as though her body is no longer her own. This pregnancy business is kind of cool but strange. She wants to learn everything she can about being pregnant, childbirth, and parenting. “Where to look, it’s always in a book,” she says to herself as she reads.

Now that Kira will soon have someone else to support besides herself, money becomes an even bigger worry. Once again, she takes to her easel to make paintings she hopes to sell at the local gallery.

When it becomes too uncomfortable to stand at her easel for hours on end, Kira gets out her laptop and starts working on the novel she’s always dreamed of writing. If it turns out good and if she can find a publisher who believes in it, maybe that will bring in some money.

Things around the house fall apart, but Kira can’t spare any cash to call a repairman. She is on her own and needs to take care of things herself, so that is exactly what she does.

As the time flies, Kira’s pregnancy grows. Her feet swell, her back aches…and she’s ready for this kid to be born.

It isn’t long before she gets her wish. Welcome to the world, Alaric Robert Chase! Like his Mama, he is a fairy.

Here is Alaric as a toddler.