I've heard they're pretty rough bastards, has anyone had any experience with them?I'm more interested in ways to counter them, do they bleed? From everything I've heard they actually might be some of the most powerful beings in the universe.
Are they even real? Before knowing how to deal with fairies, I want to know how/where to find them!
>>43014183Do you speak spanish? There are pretty much real, theyre common in Mexico and theres a bunch of stories about them here, including historical accounts. Here's a podcast with good info, though its in spanish
>>43014203I swear I panicked for a sec, because I indeed know spanish (first language) and I thought you accesded my Ip or something like that. lol. I will definitely hear that podcast. thanks
>>43014160Fuck them and eat them.
>>43014283Oh lol no, save that panic for the fairies fr, you'll see they're truly despicable creatures
>>43014348oh lol dont tempt my horny ass
>>43014160They are of the old world, before the cult of the singular god.
>>43014160Jerk off in front of them while maintaining eye contact.
>>43014160Men used to have sex with them. They were called nymphos, not succubae and they were gorgeous celestial beings. I guess this resulted in the creation of the Nephilim, considered an abomination by the Anunnaki so they forbade men to interact with hyperspace beings, which is the origin of schizophrenia. They are tormenting these people to prevent them from learning more of their secret, and I would imagine they are especially being used to prevent an apocalyptic scenario breaking out.They are also malevolent tricksters. Full blown psychopaths. They have a desire to rape and eat people. They showed me visions of people, including children being raped in the asshole.The big kicker is that the NWO is itself, a black magic attack on western men orchestrated by black magicians in league with these beings. I swear they can control people like puppets. Their shit is dialed in.
I’ve read a few books about them. I recommend picrel, it’s the bible for this crap and most other books on the fae folk cite it constantly. Feel free to ask me anything you want to know that I might be able to answer, but I’ve never seen a fairy or met one or anything like that. I just read the books.
>>43014160>I've heard they're pretty rough bastardsYes.>has anyone had any experience with them?No.>I'm more interested in ways to counter them, do they bleed?Allegedly. Eddie Lenihan has described it as similar to phlegm, appearing the morning after a fairy battle. I think one story describes a fairy bleeding themselves, and it might have been clear or white? I forget.>From everything I've heard they actually might be some of the most powerful beings in the universe.Nah, they're just more powerful than us.
>>43015311>I think one story describes a fairy bleeding themselves, and it might have been clear or white? I forget.Now that I think of it, in that story they may not have bled at all. Again, I forget, and I'd have to pore through my books.
Just step on it.
>I'm more interested in ways to counter them, There are ways to counter them but they never involve brute force and they depend on the situation. The best policy is avoidance. Avoid any and all anomalous circles or rings (particularly naturally formed ones) and avoid places with lots of berry bushes. If they do get ahold of you it’s important to remember not to eat anything when you’re with them or if you’re in Fairyland, if you eat their food you can never go home. When dealing with a malevolent fairy you usually have to know how to trick them somehow. For instance, if they’ve replaced your baby with a changeling you can wrap a spade shovel in a towel and pretend it’s the baby and throw it in the fire. The fairy will try to save the changeling by replacing it with your stolen baby, thereby returning your child. In general fairies are susceptible to word play, riddles, and certain metals (specifically cold Iron). Most fairies aren’t malevolent, but they’re powerful, very prideful, and they’re not overly concerned with the wellbeing of humans. When dealing with them you have to be on your guard not to accidentally insult them somehow.>do they bleed? Some accounts say they’re made of a strange sort of material that dissipates when destroyed.
>>43016715>When dealing with a malevolent fairy you usually have to know how to trick them somehow.Like I said it’s highly situ dependent. One way to counter fairy magic is to turn your clothes inside out and wear them that way, it counteracts fairy magic that works on your mind like illusions or confusion. If you’re ever hopelessly lost in the woods try it, worst case scenario it’ll confuse your family when they find your remains. If you have a four leaf clover on your person that works even better and adds extra layers of magical protection against them. You can also carry salt or baked bread, but they’re a much weaker protective charm. If you’re in the woods and you’re worried about fairies you can also leave them small offerings of food or beer and buy them off that way. Also, you should never tell a fairy your real name, it’s like giving them a key to your front door.
Fairies are NOT our friends.