"You can't see me now!
Just like the sun in the sky,
I cannot be seen!"
Sunny Milk gave out a rich laugh. She was vibrant all over, just like the sun she was named after. Unfortunately, like all fairies, her intellectual capabilities were a little stunted, and so she would explode into rich (and loud) laughter even in the middle of a sneaking thief run. Many of the fairies' looting escapades were prematurely cancelled due to a sudden need to laugh at the way their victim looked or the state of their house, but for some reason, they still looked to her for guidance. Not that that bothered her one jot.
"Coffee beans taste good!
I'll erase all sound and sneak...
No! I meant steal, STEAL!"
Apparently, Luna Child had gotten it into her head that 'steal' sounded 'better' than 'sneak'. Which, phonetically speaking, wasn't far from right. However, it's doubtful she actually got the implications of the words right. Stealing is an actual criminal offense after all, while sneaking is, while uncomfortable sounding, for the most part legal. Not that there was a law system in Gensoukyou in the first place. But the dear fairy had just broadcast her intentions to the world, and now every coffee bean for the next five miles would be guarded as heavily as gold. After all, coffee was a delicacy, not too widely known about in Gensoukyou, and cherished by those who did knew. Including herself.
"Star Sapphire here, but!
Starlight, star bright, who could know?
I am Kaguya."
Giggling wickedly behind an upturned hand, the third fairy of the trio finished off her haiku in grand style. She had seen the mistress of Eientei before, although not often, on the rare occasions where she left the sanctuary to wage war upon the phoenix. The Bamboo Forest of the Lost wasn't that far from the Forest of Magic, really. Compared to her two sisters, Star Sapphire was reasonably... sensible, if not overly intelligent. She wasn't about to walk headlong into the massive hail of danmaku the two were throwing at each other, but she did manage to notice that the eternal maiden Kaguya looked quite a bit like her. It was only natural she decided to have some fun by impersonating her. That their heights were different never occurred to her; she had seen her at a distance, which made her look smaller.
Bah, I seem to be running out of inspirations for good haiku ideas. >_>