Pixie

A pixie is a mythical creature of British folklore, especially in the regions of Devon and Cornwall.

Pixies are usually depicted as small, mischievous, and childlike beings who like to dance, play pranks, and inhabit ancient sites.

They are often associated with fairies, sprites, and other similar beings from Celtic mythology.

Some possible sources of the word pixie are the Swedish pyske, meaning 'small fairy', or the Proto-Brythonic *bɨx, meaning 'little'.

Pixies are also known by various local names, such as pisky, pixy, pixi, pizkie, piskie, or pigsie.

Pixies have a long history in British folklore, dating back to before the Christian era.

They were sometimes said to be the souls of children who died unbaptised, or the descendants of a prehistoric race that lived underground.

They have a friendly but sometimes troublesome relationship with humans, and they can be appeased with gifts of new clothes or cream.

• Size: Pixies are typically very small, ranging from a few inches to a foot tall.
  They can sometimes change their size or become invisible at will.

• Wings: These creatures usually have insect-like wings, such as those of a butterfly, dragonfly, or bee.
  Their wings may be transparent, colorful, or patterned, and they allow them to fly and hover in the air.

• Ears: Pixies have pointed ears that may stick out from their hair or be hidden by it.
  Their ears may indicate their mood or emotions, such as twitching when they are curious or lying flat when they are angry.

• Hair: Pixies have various hair colors and styles, such as blond, red, black, or green, and long, short, curly, or straight.
  They may also adorn their hair with flowers, ribbons, or jewels.

• Eyes: These creatures have bright and expressive eyes that may be any color, such as blue, green, brown, or purple.
  Their eyes may also glow or sparkle in the dark or when they use magic.

• Skin: These creatures have fair or tan skin that may have a slight shimmer or glow.
  Some pixies may also have freckles, tattoos, or markings on their skin.

• Clothes: Pixies wear clothes that are made from natural materials, such as leaves, petals, feathers, or fur.
  Their clothes may be green, brown, or other earthy tones, or they may match their wing colors.
  They may also wear accessories, such as hats, belts, or shoes, that are made from nuts, shells, or other objects they find in nature.

• Personality: Pixies are generally cheerful, playful, and curious beings that enjoy music, dancing, and laughter.
  They are also fond of nature and animals, and they may live in forests, gardens, or fields.
  However, pixies can also be mischievous, naughty, or even malicious, and they may trick, tease, or annoy humans or other creatures.
  Pixies may also have a sense of humor that is different from humans, and they may find amusement in things that humans may find scary or unpleasant.

Pixies are known for being small, magical, and mischievous creatures that live in the countryside of Britain, especially in Devon and Cornwall.
They are often depicted as having pointed ears, wings, and colorful clothes.
They like to dance, sing, play pranks, and help humans in need.
Some of their abilities include casting charms, enchanting nature, and flying.
They are also very loyal to their homes and ancestors, and will defend them from any threat.
Pixies are part of the Celtic and British folklore, and have many similarities with other mythical beings such as fairies, sprites, and piskies.

Pixie gender is a tricky thing to explain
For pixies are not bound by human domain
They can change their form and appearance at will
And choose to be male, female, or something else still

Some pixies prefer to stick to one gender
Others like to mix and match and be more splendor
Some pixies don't care about gender at all
They just want to have fun and be merry and small

Pixies are not limited by biology or norms
They are free to express themselves in many forms
They are magical beings of folklore and fantasy
And they live in the high moorland areas of Devon and Cornwall