Welcome to Gaia! ::

Found her shot record. It looks like her parents made her get almost everything except for the one for patricide, wierd considering. And I'm not sure, I think just anything quick. Maybe see what the youkai embassy has for Faye.

Oh, I didn't know about that. Ok, sure, the human embassy is closed for today anyways. You should get msn.

I think I got burned a bit.

So much always happens without me... emo

Introduction: Hello visitor! Do you find yourself lost in the foreign customs of the Faye? Again? Then this is the brochure for you! We hope you find this fun, convinent and informative. Prepared by the WEIRD SISTERS P.A.C. of the Monarchy of the Fair Folk under the grace of her Majesty Queen Mab (Maeve Regina) and written by Si Sidhe Fay.
Location: Unlike Youkai, we do not exist within nature. Though we are not animistic beings, there are places in mountains and fields where we may find passageways to our Isles. It helps to think of it as a separate world. These are the remnants of the great roads from long ago where processions would travel, and sages and seers would bring their disciples to worship us as is due a for such a dignified species as ourselves. During the large festivals, we would visit, and give blessings to the crops if we saw fit.
Religion: As you know, our people have gods. Our most anicient King is Manannan who has the power and depth of the sea. Our Queen is Fand, who controls, channels and limits that power. They have not been seen for nearly 60 millennia, and we now worship mainly our most gracious Queen Mab.
On Wants: We have little problem with the preoccupation of the human race- death. We do not have poverty and wealth (our leaders simply have more respect), or death, or lack of space. Those who feel poor can generate piles of food and gold. Those who feel ugly can make themselves beautiful. We do not own land, so we do not fight over our land. There is occasional conflict over marriage, but our marriages are temporary, and people can always find new mates if they choose. Temporary liaisons by our young people are understood as experiments. People chosen for the sole purpose of building ki for long stretches of time is more encouraged. Age structured homosexuality often occurs, but bisexuality is far more common and practical.
Festivals: In this current four week cycle of the horse (Y. ukiyo: “Rigoyoku”) (H. sapien: “July”) we show reverence to the earth, our goddess Danu. The Tuatha de Danaan literally means "festival of the goddess Danu," Other associated names for her are "Don," "Anu" or "Ana," "Mor-Rioghain," and "Brighid." These are all also festivals which are held in other four week cycles. Please note that the weather is structured differently from what Youkai and mortal isles experience. Some other important festivals:
Samhain: The year begins with Samhain. Celebrated around 31 August, it is a time of deliberate misrule and contrariness, rather like the human Saturnalia. It was also a time when the veil between this world and the Otherworld is so thin that the dead return to warm themselves at the hearths of the living, and some of the living - especially poets - were able to enter the netherworld.At Samhain cattle are brought in for the winter. It was a sacred time, whose peace was normally broken only by the ritualized battle of board games such as fidchell.
Imbolc (Brigid): Coming at lambing time, around 31 October, Imbolc ( sometimes spelled Oimelc) celebrates the beginning of the end of winter. New lambs are born, and a dish made from their docked tails is eaten. Women meet to celebrate the end of the maiden aspect of the Goddess. This transcends even into Christian mortal realms as the Feast of Brigid. Women dress a selected and respected Fay maiden to represent the Brigid. The Brigid may have intercourse with whoever she chooses, but if she abstains entirely then nothing will grow, and no children born until the next festival.
Beltain: Beltain, celebrated around 1 December, is another fire festival; but whereas Samhain is associated with going to ground, and withdrawing, Beltain burst forth with an abundant fertility. Cattle are let out of winter quarters and driven between two fires in a ritual cleansing ceremony. It was is time for feasts and fairs, for the mating of animals, and for divorces - possible arising from trial marriages entered into at Lughnasadh. Like Samhain, it is a time for boardgames - as well as for travel between the worlds. Beltain is sacred to the god King Belenos. As noted above, for the Fianna, Beltain heralds the start of the ‘fighting season’.
Social System: We have a well-organized social structure, based on class and kinship. It starts with tribes, each headed by a separate chieftain. Within each tribe, the people are further divided into extended family units known as clans. Each clan was subdivided into lineages, called ‘fine’, represented by the paternal (sometimes maternal) kinship. Elected Kings and Queens collect and leed the tribes, and society is divided into three groups: a warrior aristocracy; an intellectual class including priests, poets, and jurists; and everyone else. Women participate both in warfare and in kingship, and all the offices of high and low kings are filled by election under the system of tanistry. And, though slaves do constitute a small percentage of the population (POWs only under Article 456; I80), slavery is generally frowned upon.

I am here.

Just did.

Something about sending a dolphin youkai to hell?