Elves are primarily characterized by their pointy ears and huge eyes. It also highlights his tall stature and his diligent and fast movements. They have enormous skill with magic and greater than human strength, apart from greater wisdom and feet on the ground.
On trips to Lapland, you will discover that elves are Santa’s true friends and assistants. At first it was believed that Santa Claus and his elves lived at the North Pole, but since 1925, after extensive studies and chance discoveries, it is estimated that there is a segregated town, in some corner of Lapland, where Santa Claus, his wife and your elf team live
The enormous mystery of the location of his village is known only to Santa Claus and his team of assistants, but it is suspected that it is somewhere on the Korvatunturi mountain in Savukoski county, Lapland, near the Finnish-Russian border Several people say that Santa Claus uses six elves, while others assume that the number is nine. The most daring think that there are up to thirteen elves, but what is completely certain is that the known elves are the children of Gryla and Leppaludi. They are extremely capable and hardworking beings, who assist Santa Claus in the painstaking design of the toys, while attending to the countless requests of the little ones that arrive by mail or email from all over the planet.
History of the Elves
The word Elf is in each and every one of the Germanic languages ââas âĂĄlfrâ and means âto be whiteâ. The origin of the elves goes back to the old myths of northern mythology related to pathology, magic, beauty and seduction.
After the medieval season, the word elf became less common and alternate terms such as Dwarf, Huidra, and Fairy have begun to be used. Still, views on elves persisted into the modern period.
How old do D&D elves live?
Age: Elves have a chance to live up to 750 years. They mature at the same rate as humans, but their understanding of old age goes beyond physical development to cover mundane experience. An elf demands maturity at a hundred years.
What are elves like in real life?
How does it go?
If Stahl’s ears are noticeable in the first 8 weeks of life, they can be shaped without surgery. It consists in putting some molds that are maintained for a couple of months, to offer the cartilage the desired shape and correct that excess fold.
If you want to intervene later, it is a requirement to resort to surgery. It is a simple operation, although the results and the best way to proceed can vary depending on the flexibility of each patient’s cartilage. In most cases, it can be done on an outpatient basis, without requiring hospitalization, so that the child can continue to recover at home.