They are featured in myths from the early Norse-men, Celts, Romans as well as in Medieval French, English, Irish and Scottish tales. In literature faeries have been written about by Chaucer and Shakesphere and many others. I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. They are featured in myths from the early Norse-men, Celts, Romans as well as in Medieval French, English, Irish and Scottish tales. In literature faeries have been written about by Chaucer and Shakesphere and many others.
Pixies normally appear the size of a human hand, with squinting eyes and red hair.
They wear green clothing which helps them hide. They are described as typical faerie folk who may be helpful or mischievous, but are usually not outright maelovent. They enjoy causing mortals to become confused with respect to where they are going or how to get there, hence the phrase pixie-led. In Greek mythology, a winged horse that sprang from the blood of the Gorgon Medusa as she was beheaded by the hero Perseus. Unicorn Supposed to be a relative of the European unicorn, the unicorn from the northern part of Europe differs only slightly.