Elf and Divine Comedy

The story of the elf of the Appearance Association.Said to be Elvish names: Erucolindo (receiving) Ambartur (gong) If there is any familiar name, it is from the Silmarillion--the author does not know Elvish.But the setting will not follow Mr. Tolkien's.It's very cheating, and I may not like it later.The cover is a character in Botticelli's "Spring", which has nothing to do with the article. About the Nymph that appears in the article: Nymph (Nymph) is a minor goddess in Greek mythology, sometimes translated as elves and fairies, and also It is regarded as a member of fairies and haunts forests, fields, springs, seas and other places.It is a naturally transformed elf, usually in the image of a beautiful girl, who likes to sing and dance.Let's stop for three days... The author went out to play... Content label: The proud son of the Western Romance World Continent┃ Search keywords: Protagonist: Elukrindo Ambadr┃ Supporting role: Richard Germany