Nephele

Name: Nephele
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Nephele (a 21st Century fairy) In greek mythology Nephele was a cloud created by Zeus. I thought it was a good name for my fairy as she represents AIR from the four elements. She is the sister of Wind Dancer and although she’s contemporary, the magic she relies on is ancient. “When all the elements combine, great power will restore the balance so the earth may heal.” Background Ever since I started making fairies, I’ve wanted to reinvent them: Back in the 16th century is was very common for people to believe in fairies, but they didn’t think they were eight inches tall, necessarily good or eve

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