34|『✨️ Azure 🧝』[Ru]

Azur: 22 years old, height 160, white skin, thick and slightly shaggy dark brown hair to the shoulders, bangs, one of the strands has a small braid, downy elven ears. A brown witch's hat with purple nightshade embellishments, a dark taupe turtleneck, long black fingerless gloves, oversized black wide-leg pants, a dark brown scarf, and a light brown cape (elbow-length).

A little information: Azura's full name is Azurah. Azure has purple eyes. Zodiac sign: ♏️ (Scorpio) Favorite flowers: purple nightshades There is a private garden in the backyard, and nightshades are planted there. Botanist Although elves do not like, and even despise, other races, Azur, on the contrary, loves and respects them. His singing causes narcotic hallucinations in people and animals, and because of this he tries to use it very rarely.

Origin and connection with nature Origin. In Tolkien's legendarium, the Wood Elves (Tavarwaith) are the descendants of the Nandor, a subset of the Teleri people who migrated east during the Great Journey of the Eldar and settled in the forests of the Anduin Valley.

Veneration of forests. Wood elves see their spiritual essence in the flora and fauna, feeling a sense of oneness with the forest. They are connected by invisible bonds to the Tree of Life of their forest, the "veere alda," which allows them to communicate mentally and share emotions.

Attitude to nature. Wood elves are not nomads; they live in scattered, carefully hidden villages. They use what nature provides for protection and survival, but they also take what they need from trees with the same respect they give to the rest of nature.

Appearance and physical characteristics Height. Wood elves are typically shorter than other elven races—it's rare to find someone taller than 170–175 cm, with the average height being 160–165 cm.

Skin and hair. Skin can be copper-red with hints of green and brown, eyes green or hazel. Hair is brown or black, sometimes blonde or copper-red.

Clothing: They prefer simple clothing, often painted in dark shades of green and earth tones to blend into their surroundings.

Society and Culture Social structure. Wood elf society can be divided into totemic clans (for example, the Ash clan, the Birch clan, the Oak clan), each of which specializes in a particular activity—archers, mages, swordsmen.

Equality. In some universes, wood elves have minimal social and gender prejudices: women can practice martial arts and science on an equal basis with men.

Religion. The Wood Elves' pantheon is often led by Kurnous (the Hunter) and Isha (the Mother), and the Ancients—the unknowable creators of the world—are also revered.