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Fire raced up her her the hem of her pristine white silky dress, stopping at her knees as reddish-orange flame wings exploded from her back, spreading wide, reaching ten feet wide.

Mythical Creature of the Week

All the way from Celtic creatures comes the Grant, who falls under the categories of Fairies. They are small horses that balance on their hind legs and seek out danger. When they find it they give off a piercing cry to warn other Grants who have tamed it. England described these creatures as a young foal with sparkling eyes, who prance the streets of the villages at mid-day or sun down. His presence if a sure fire warning of danger. Apparently, those who view him will have their houses catch on fire.

Fact came from: http://www.mythicalcreaturesguide.com/page/Grant

Mythical Creature of the Day – Seelie Court

Scottish folklore tells of a blessed or holy group of Fairies. Seelie Court, a community of helpful and beneficent Fairies. They are known for coming out at twilight in a long, solemn procession. They are known for exchanging gifts and favors with the humans, in-return for the help of the human. Some will even gifts of corn and bread for those who honor them.

In some books where the Seelie Court are spoken of we see differences, but those come from imagination and other mythology and culture.

I’ve never really did much research on the Seelie Court, but I have to admit from what I read about them in my Mythical Creatures Bible by Brenda Rosen, I’m going to do a bit more digging.