Common fairy

The common fairy (Nympha generalis) are a mythical creature apart of the fairy/elven family. They are generally found in Isle of Chark and Windsure lore but can also be spotted in some Cagneuxian, Borogovian, and Lobelian folklore and are a common children's book character in Nareemia and Siere. They are usually seen as being either helpful or mischevious and are normally described as playing tiny orchestras in the woods, riding upon ladybirds, bumblebees, butterflies, rabbits, etc, and going into hibernation in wintertime and coming out when the grass is fully green and lush again. 
== In Legends ==
Fairies are said to have been originated around the same time every other creature has been originated, just fairies being more elusive and shy little creatures that weren't known of until the medieval era. Common fairies are seen as looking much like a human, just being extremely smaller and can range from as little as a newborn baby's pinky to the size of a grown man's hand. Most fairies are seen as being barefoot to conceal the sounds of surrounding objects to be heard when their around, as fairies want to be known to humans as little as possible. The common fairies' orchestras are said to be very quiet to the human-ear but to the animal and fairy-ear sound extremely loud, this superstition led to the reason dogs and cats meow or bark at nothing to be barking and meowing to the fairy orchestras. Common fairies are said to have a population of 3 million but due to the cleverness of the fairies on where to go and hide, they are almost never seen by any human alike.
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