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#163 Elfog

Elfogs largely go unnoticed, as they are composed of aether and are only visible with special goggles. They are particularly fond of flowers and can most often be found in large groups among fields of flowers, although some occasionally stray toward human settlements. Although elfogs typically go unseen, they can be physically felt by those attuned with the spiritual realm and act as a supernatural conduit for those looking to commune with nature.

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