In Norse mythology, the world supported by Yggdrasil is divided into three layers and nine countries. The following is a rough classification, but in fact, because the correct information has been lost, this is just one of the generally accepted statements: Alfheim refers to the land of elves. Where the elves live. According to the general definition, elves are generally slightly smaller than humans. They all have pointed ears. They all love living in the forest, with slender bodies, elegant manners and keen eyes, and are good at archery. They are particularly beautiful and have great magic. They take care of flowers and plants, love light most, and are kind-hearted goblins. In the famous game Dungeons and Dragons, the ears of elves are as long as those of donkeys, but the ears of half-elves (hybrids of elves and other species-mainly humans) are only as long as those of elves in Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings series. The elves of Dungeons and Dragons can also be subdivided into the following subspecies: high elves (called moon elves in the setting of Forgotten Country), gray elves (Zall, namely dark elves, wild elves, wood elves, water sprite (also called sea elves), and Espeon and winged elves that only appear in the setting of Forgotten Country. The expression of standard elves is as follows: elves often appear in human settlements. Although they are popular, they are not used to it. Elves are famous for their poetry, dance, rap and magic skills, and advocate the simple beauty of nature. However, if the forest home is threatened, the elves will show their sword and bow skills and strategies to show their superb martial arts. Personality elves often show happiness but do not pursue excitement, and are often curious but not greedy. Because of their long life, elves can look at everything from a broader perspective and will not get entangled in trivial matters. However, when they pursue a specific goal, whether they are taking risks or learning new technologies and crafts, the elves can concentrate on it. It takes a long time to be friends with elves, and so does being enemies, but it is harder for elves to forget friends or enemies. Elves don't care about small mistakes, but they will take strong revenge for serious insults. Elves are usually shorter and thinner than humans, and their height is about 4.5 to 5.5 feet. Elf men and women are about the same height, but a little heavier. Elves have fair skin, dark hair and dark green eyes. Elves have no beard or body hair. They like simple and comfortable clothes (especially pink blue or pink green) and simple and elegant jewelry. Elves have elegant and exquisite bodies, and their beauty often leaves a deep impression on other races. Elf 1 10 is only an adult, and its life span can exceed 700 years. Elves don't need sleep, which is very different from other ordinary races. Elves meditate for 4 hours every day and go into a deep trance, which gives them the effect of sleeping for 8 hours like humans. Elves dream when they meditate, but after years of practice, they can usually become introspective mental exercises. Relations with other races Elves think that humans are not delicate enough, halflings are not calm enough, the earth is too ordinary, and dwarves have no sense of humor. They have a little pity for half-elves, but they don't trust the orcs at all. Although elves look arrogant, they are not as picky as dwarves or halflings. Generally speaking, elves are also cheerful and kind to those who don't want them (after all, all races are failed in their eyes except elves themselves). Camp elves love freedom and diversity and like to express their individuality. Most of them are inclined to the chaotic camp, but they are moderate. Generally speaking, elves cherish the freedom to protect others, just as they treat themselves. Elves are usually kind. Living elves usually live in the forest in the form of clan groups, and the number of clans does not exceed 200. They will blend in with the forest in secret and try not to hurt the forest. Elves hunt, gather food and plant. They usually limit villagers' contact with outsiders. But some elves will exchange elaborate costumes or handicrafts for metals that they are not good at digging, so as to live a rich life. Elves living in human land are usually wandering bards, popular artists or sages. Human nobles often compete to hire elves to teach children fencing. Religious elf worship (lifesaver) Corellon Larrissian. According to the fairy tale, Kerilon Larry Sen fought the orc god Gnusu, and the blood from the wound became an elf. Cory Perallison is a god who studies magic, art, dance and poetry, and is also a powerful god of war. Language elvish is very fluent, with subtle rhythm and complicated grammar. Elf literature is very rich and wonderful, famous for folk songs and poems. Many bards learn elvish to add beautiful elvish songs to their songs, and some bards memorize elvish songs by pronunciation. The elvish script is as fluent as elvish script, and has become the language used by tribes (the language used by tree spirits, Pickering and other creatures). Name elves usually declare adulthood after their hundredth birthday and then choose a name for themselves. But even people who know that he is an adult may continue to call him by his previous nickname, and he may not mind. The name of an adult elf is completely self-created, and sometimes it may reflect the names of some people or family members he likes. Elves also have family surnames, which are usually composed of some common elvish words. Some elves will translate their surnames into lingua franca when they travel, while others still keep the pronunciation of elvish. Male names: Alamir, Oster, Ennias, Ping 'an, Shimo, Ivelios, Lausian, Quarion, Taimio, Tarivo. Female names: Anastrianna, Antinua, Drusilia, Felosial, Ielenia, lia, Qillathe, Silaqui, Valanthe, Xanaphia. Last name: Amastacia, which means (Flower of the Star), Amakiir, which means (Gemstone Flower), Galanodel, which means (Whispering of the Moon), Holimion, which means (Diamond Dew), Liadon, which means (Silver Leaf), Meliamne, which means (Oak Dust), Nailo, which means. Adventurer elves will become adventurers because they like to travel. The pace of human life makes the elves unaccustomed, and they feel bound every day, and it will take decades to change. Therefore, the elves living in human society will look for jobs that can roam freely and set their own pace. Elves like to show their martial arts in fencing or shooting, and they also want to gain more powerful magic, which drives them to take risks and exercise everywhere. A good spirit may also resist tyranny or die for an ideal.