They do not require oxygen to live and nor does it tire them; their memories go back before the Golden Age: when the Earth had a firm, tight, nubile body, and danced through the starry heavens like a new spinning top, giddy with youthful promise.
Their souls are noble, and contrary to worldly opinion, they are hard working and cautious - not rampant, erratic or frivolous - as so often portrayed.
There has been a good deal of alarmist propaganda about the Faery Kingdom over the ages, bolstered by the very real incongruity of skills between the mortals and that of their own.
And to be fair, ignorance and innuendo has played its part over time, within their being's thinking also ... where human virtues have been mostly overlooked and people, in their eyes, are judged to be infantile, erratic and frivolous also.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series
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