Ventus
The ventus used to, and probably still is, one of the most powerful fairy species in Papiliosidus, third to Umbras or Idems, their crest a bird that represents their culture and domain, they have the natural ability to fly and an affinity for volatile elemental magic, they are mostly born in the Sky Country.
Naming Traditions
Feminine names
Oriole, Aquila, Amaya, Noelani, Misty, Niara, Deema, Euria, Zhaleh, Ava, Gannet, Sarika, Aya, Rhea, Swan, Circe, Elixir
Masculine names
Hawk, Crane, Wren, Sparrow, Swift, Byrd, Falcon, Gull, Finch, Corvus, Corbin, Bran, Fechine, Wulfram, Colm, Indra, Brennan, Glaw, Dalfon, Heron, Callum, Jay, Lonan, Nesta, Faulkner, Vireo, Gawain, Arnold, Arvid
Unisex names
Robin, Merle, Phoenix, Chelidon, Nesta, Altair, Culver, Griffon, Akos, Anca, Oscen
Family names
Corbin, Browsky, Finch, Crane, Aquila, Oriole, Colm, Fireheart, Rain, Dalfon, Pourlast, Nesta, Hula
Culture
Major language groups and dialects
Mojou
Papilio
Latin
English
Papilio
Latin
English
Culture and cultural heritage
Their culture involves fighting, Kings and Queens and feasting, they have managed to preserve their custom for centuries now
Shared customary codes and values
- Fight or Flight
- One must be prepared for battle at all times
If you hesitate for even a second, you're doom to fall through the clouds
Average technological level
3 (modern)
Common Dress code
Casual: Robes, light padding
Formal: Battle Wear (Armor, Robes, Relics) or Robes with capes
Formal: Battle Wear (Armor, Robes, Relics) or Robes with capes
Art & Architecture
Their buildings are mostly light yet sturdy, made up of mostly magic and cement, their designs mostly geometric and simple, if it wasn't for old school fireplaces, fighting arenas and farms, it would look like a modern, slick world
Common Customs, traditions and rituals
Arena fighting
Feasting
Greeting the royal family whenever they are there
Feasting
Greeting the royal family whenever they are there
Birth & Baptismal Rites
Their birth follow old Papilio traditions like many others, with the blessings and curse collected during their egg stage, their birth lead to showering and feeding
Coming of Age Rites
Tournaments are usually held among family, friends, if it's the princess'es or prince's, the whole Country is allowed to join in along with feasting and cakes
Funerary and Memorial customs
Burning is another custom shared with most fairies as there are no decomposers on Papiliosidus and there is no use in burying a body in the Country, to visit their memorials they have to build a shrine with things they are close to, mostly robes, trinkets etc.
Common Taboos
Black Magic
Killing Innocents
Talking bad of Immortals
Common Myths and Legends
Most things about the Immortals are speculation except for the things they can create and manipulate
Kokkinos (Chickens)
Kafe (Sparrows)
Penna Browsky: the Mythological god of Stars and lead god of the Constella Myth
Constella Myth where each stars represent a type of fairy, they believe only two types of living creatures, the magical and the brutes
Kokkinos (Chickens)
Kafe (Sparrows)
Penna Browsky: the Mythological god of Stars and lead god of the Constella Myth
Constella Myth where each stars represent a type of fairy, they believe only two types of living creatures, the magical and the brutes
Historical figures
Corbin Oriole: the tank and most powerful warrior that secured the Sky Country's victories for many battles and the war for Mainland. One of the King of the Sky Country
Elixir Nevermore: Founding Fairy of the Sky Country
Elixir Nevermore: Founding Fairy of the Sky Country
Ideals
Beauty Ideals
Strength, Hair, Relic, Battle Scars
Gender Ideals
Both genders are to show strength in either physical or magically, there are no discrimination between the two
Courtship Ideals
Winning Battles, Impressive and Powerful Magic, the better relic
Relationship Ideals
No holding back
Major organizations
The Procella
The Royal Family
The Army
Diverged ethnicities
Encompassed species
Related Organizations
Languages spoken
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