The lowest rank among wind spirits. A small spirit with wings like a butterfly or dragonfly, appearing wherever wind blows. Mischievous and extremely curious, it enjoys pranks like blowing off travelers' hats or snuffing out candles. Often stays near a summoner through affection rather than formal contract.
Origin
The juvenile form of Sylph, the air spirit named in Paracelsus's four-element system. Transmitted in fusion with wind fairy legends from around the world.
Features
- Palm-sized winged humanoid, nearly transparent body
- Can deflect arrows and thrown objects with gusts
- Detects sounds and scents from tens of kilometers away
- Multiple individuals gathering can create a whirlwind
Usage
Intelligence gathering and messenger duty. Carries news from afar on the wind; when contracted with an archer, adjusts wind direction to improve accuracy.
Weakness
Rapidly weakens in enclosed spaces. Cannot fly in heavy moisture and torrential rain.
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