The greatest foes of the ogre and rat people were the cloud dragon, the two split the mountain area, while on the surface, humans and fairies lived. This place also counted as a legendary fairyland—
Brown-Red Forest.
Stories about fairies here were well-known, fairies and humans lived in harmony, with curiosity driving these little beings into the society of humans. They didn't stay long but would always leave behind strange little gifts.
Some of these lively little beings were a headache on one hand, but on the other, they brought positive change. Fairies sang in the forests at night, held banquets, and invited humans to join.
Those invited were often blessed with good fortune for a while, so wild fairies were viewed as symbols of good luck.
Moreover, the magic of the fairies affected plant growth, making crops thrive, so farmers generally welcomed these little guests.
