Faerie Names
There are many variations on the word faerie.
fay, fey, fae, faerie, fairy, wee folk, good folk, people of peace, fair folk.
Faerie Types
There are many different types of faerie. Here are some, Brownies, Banshees, Changelings, Cockatrices, Dragons, Dwarves, Elves, Gargoyles, Giants, Goblins, Griffins, Hobgoblins, Kelpies, Leprechauns, Manticores, Merfolk, Ogres, Pixies, Phoenixes, Phookas, Sprites, Trolls, Unicorns, Will-o'-the-wisps.
How Do Dragons Breath Fire?
It has come to my attention that the famous book, Dragonology, (while it does say that dragons breath fire) does not have a logical explanation for how Dragons breath fire. It Does have an explanation. Their explanation is that dragons have cubes of flint and of steel in their mouths (which they don't!). The dragon bounces the cubes together and that makes fire. I have done a lot of research and looked at the head of a dragon. They don't have any of that.
Here's my (correct) explanation.
The top of the mouth is armor plated. There is a fleshy valve found in the back of the mouth right where it turns into the throat. The valve is similar to the valve found in crocodile throats. I researched crocodile valves, (if your wondering where I heard about crocodile valves, Arn used to study water faeries and was always talking about what he learned.) and found that crocodiles use them to keep water out of their lungs when diving for prey. Dragons probably used the flap for preventing fire from scorching their lungs.
Dragons have both meat ripping teeth and molars, grinding teeth. Why would a meat eating dragon need grinding teeth? A look through the magnified glass shows powdered rock among the molars. In the rock, I found a huge store of platinum, over 95% was platinum. When platinum is combined with hydrogen, (what dragons use to fly) the platinum ignites the hydrogen. the hydrogen com busts and creates fire.
That is my theory on how dragons breath fire.
Rornce
Will-O-The-Wisps
Will-o-the-wisps glow deep in forests, swamps, and other places. Will-o-the-wisps appear as glowing orbs moving slowly over the land scape. Lost travelers often see Will-o-the-wisps and think there human lights, so they follow the lights and end up even more lost. many have died this way.
Gremlins
A Gremlin is a Fearie, commonly depicted as mischievous and mechanically oriented with a specific interest in aircraft. Although their origin is found in myths among airmen, claiming that the gremlins were responsible for sabotaging aircraft, one authority in folklore states that "some people" derive the name from the old english word gremian, "to vex".In later times, different fantastical creatures have been referred to as gremlins, bearing varying degrees of resemblance to the original gremlins.
