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—Fairies.
They were a magical race regarded alongside elves as one of the representative beings of the Lower World.
However, compared to elves, fairies were far more legendary.
Not only were fairies much fewer in number than other races, but they had always been an extremely mysterious and wondrous race.
They were called the children most beloved by the gods, and were also known as the gods' incarnations.
If the gods were perfect lifeforms, then fairies stood directly beneath them.
Thus, the fairy race was praised as the race closest to the gods, with potential far surpassing that of all other races.
As a magical race, fairies naturally possessed an innate talent for using magic. Even without a Blessing, they could still wield magic.
However, magic talent was not the only thing fairies took pride in.
Fairies could often bring about miracles.
Put simply, fairies were almost entirely a race that possessed mysterious developmental abilities.
In many legends and stories throughout the world, fairies appeared.
Sometimes, they guided heroes and helped them achieve great renown.
Sometimes, they extended a helping hand to heroes, aiding them in fulfilling the missions they bore.
Sometimes, they bestowed magic upon humans, granting them immense power.
Sometimes, they bestowed powerful weapons upon humans, giving them the means to overcome hardship and defeat evil.
Some fairies even transformed their own bodies into weapons, accompanying heroes throughout their lives as they fought across the land and left behind illustrious names.
In the era before the gods descended into the Lower World, when humanity had been nothing but a weak and impoverished race, the power of fairies had been almost inseparably linked to the emergence of human heroes,