Informing the reader directly that it is the wisp feels a bit hokey. What it is is obvious.I observed as the orb detached itself from the door.
The wisp.
Be careful about starting new lines in dialogue. When one person is speaking, a new line should not be started. Otherwise, it indicates that a different person is talking.“I’m…sorry…” I gaped, wide-eyed.
“Who…what are you?”
Hm? What was she going to say?“Oh, I’m sorry…if I…” She trailed.
I find it interesting that you use the word "spidery" to describe so many things about the fairy. I understand the bit about the delicate webs and all, but to me spiders still have evil connotations when used in literature.
Nice wording....said Blanc, interrupting the silence.
typographical errortheir glared with unwavering fierceness into each other’s eyes.
And againRelax you grip.
You use "as" quite a lot in this sentence.“As in flying as a falcon, think of the wind—not as in gliding form, but as in tempest form.”
I am also enjoying the character development of Blanc.