The Lion's Den
Elf
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The ELF Chinese Portrait: A Natural Phenomenon: The blooming of flowers. A Metal: Copper. An Animal: Fox. A Mythological Being: Treebeard the Ent. A Famous Person: John James Audubon. A Weapon: Club. A Work of Art: A Grateful Dead Album Cover. An Object: Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior. | | |
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The Elf is the metamorphosis of Spiritual Earth ka. In some ways, the Elf is the least dangerous nephilim to humans; its connection with the earth and its creatures gives it a certain affection for humanity. This should not be confused with true empathy, however. The Elf is introspective, philosphical, but eternally convinced of its own rightness on any issue. Healing and growing things are the Elf's natural talent, but it will not hesitate to destroy that which it feels threatens the natural order of things, in its own perception. Elves are often doctors, midwives, gardeners, and roadies. | | |
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