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Chapter 157

Pixie (Pixie)
A legendary mischievous elf who appeared in the counties of Somerset, Dyon and Cornwall in the southwest of England, also known as "Pixy".There is no way to verify where they came from. Some people think that they came to England with the Phoenicians and moved out to Daiwen and Samsay in the east.It is also said that Pixie was the earliest resident of England. During the Roman rule, Faerie followed to England. Pixie welcomed it first, but then rebelled against it because of fear of losing its homeland. It was not until Faerie quit the three counties.

These elves are not much bigger than a human hand (but can change their size at will). They are human-shaped, with red hair and green eyes, an upturned nose, and a mischievous smile at the corner of their mouth. They wear tight-fitting clothes for both men and women. Green clothes. (In the lush grasslands of England, this costume is the best cover.) Mature men with red hair and green eyes are usually transformed by Pixie.

Their favorite prank is to get people lost, but you can avoid them by wearing your coat inside out.Sometimes, Pixie charms people so much that they cannot regain their consciousness and wanders around the countryside, speaking in a language that no one understands. This situation is called "Pixie possession".In order to please these elves, the locals usually leave a bucket of water at the door for Pixie to wash their babies, or leave some milk for the little Pixie to drink, or clean the fireplace and give them a Where to dance...
Puck
An elf similar to Pixie, with the same green tights.Living in the countryside of several counties in southern England, unlike Pixie, they have a good relationship with another group of elf witches (Faerie). When Faerie dances at midnight, they often accompany them with willow flutes.

In some respects, Puck is very similar to Pan, the god of shepherds. They take care of all animals and plants in the forest and wilderness. Unlike Pan, he has no interest in sheep and other domestic animals. He only loves squirrels, rabbits, and squirrels in the forest. Foxes and other wild animals.

They also like to make some harmless jokes with humans, and they will play tricks on those treacherous people. It is said that they like to dance to the rhythm of bagpipes.There is also a Puck (aka Good Robin) in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, but that Puck is actually a rascal (see Hobgoblin).

Gremlin(Gollanlin)
A mischievous elf familiar with all kinds of tools and machinery, distantly related to goblins and goblins.Like goblins, they were elves who benefited humans in the early days.They can make tools faster and better, and can also improve the artisan's technology and inspire the artisan's invention.

If humans had discovered Golanlin's contribution to the development of science and technology earlier, history might have changed.It's a pity that most engineers don't know the painstaking efforts that Golanlin has spent, monopolizing the credit for various inventions, and not even leaving them with a shred of glory.Therefore, Golanlin changed his perception of human beings.Therefore, they not only did not help, but also used their knowledge of tools and machinery to make things difficult for human beings, so that people could not escape the ravages of the "Golalin Effect" in making all kinds of tools and machinery.

When it comes to the "Golan Lin effect", for example, when nailing a nail, the hammer suddenly changes direction and hits a thumb on the thumb; when sawing a board, it encounters a difficult induration; ...

Every family has a Golanlin, and it lives on from generation to generation as household machines like the sewing machine move in.Small mistakes in home life, the bath water is cold and hot for a while, and the car blows out when going to work are all their tricks.During World War II, it was also said that Golanlin would destroy the engine of the aircraft.

Leprechaun (Shoe Elf, Leprechaun)
The elves who can make shoes in Irish legends usually wear green clothes, a leather apron outside the clothes, silver buckle shoes on their feet, red hats on their heads, and a pair of glasses on their pointed noses.The biggest characteristic of these shoe elves is that they are good at making shoes, but they only make one shoe at a time and never finish a pair.Like Brownie, they like to play tricks on humans. They are very responsive and can quickly hide from people's sight. If you are very lucky to catch him, he will tell you where the secret treasure is hidden, and they will take you to dig it. On the way to Bao, you must keep your eyes on him, otherwise they will disappear without a trace if you move away.Another way of saying is that they hide gold in holes, and mark the place where the gold is hidden with a rainbow. Where is the end of the rainbow, there is gold! Legend has it that as long as you catch Leprachaun and make it obedient, you can force it to take you Go to the end of the rainbow and find the fortune.

Bodach (Bodach)
In Scottish Gaelic, "Bodach" means "old man", this kind of spirit will sneak into the house through the chimney, steal or scare the unsuspecting children, and the children will start to have nightmares after it enters the house .It is said that Bodak only harassed those naughty children. In order to prevent it from getting in through the chimney, you can sprinkle salt in the fireplace, because Bodak hates walking on salt.

There are two other similar monsters, also from Scotland, one is Bogie (Bogie), this kind of elf usually hides in cupboards and wardrobes, likes the dark, likes mischief, and can change shape, such as turning into a big monster. Dust.The other is Boggart (Troubleshooter).This kind of elf is very similar to goblins, often wearing tattered and dirty clothes, dark skin, messy hair like thatch, fondling fingers, and awkward feet.

Signs of troublemakers can be detected by frequent presence in the home, or constant noise after dark.When they show up, they overturn milk bottles, snap curtain drawstrings, keep hens from laying eggs, frighten cats, make dogs bark for no reason, slam doors, purposely keep faucets running and clog water. Ditch, blow out the candles, pinch the noses of sleeping babies to wake them up!
The problem is that no one knows how to appease them, or how to drive them away.An owner who is harassed by a troublemaker has nothing to do but move.And move as soon as possible, otherwise the troublemaker will hide in the furniture and move to the new house with the owner.

Bendith(Bendith)
Leprechauns of Welsh legend, these ugly monsters are likely to be "crossbreeds" between a witch (see Faerie) and a leprechaun (see Goblin).They like to kidnap children and replace them with their own children (Criil), and the rescued children usually don't remember anything but some sweet music.

Cluricains (wine cellar essence)
Wearing a white shirt, knee-length shorts, stockings, leather shoes with silver buckles, an apron and a red hat, the wine cellar elves live in taverns and home wine cellars.

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