Blue Elf

Murthoi

Blue elves, or murthoi, tend underwater seaweed forests. They are very different from other elves and are almost as aberrant as black elves. There are three main species of blue elves, one of which is found in fresh water. In appearance, blue elves are quite androgynous. One species is hermaphroditic, while the other two have four sexes each. Little is known of these secretive beings, though they sometimes trade with their land-bound brethren. Blue elves are not air-breathing and die quickly when taken out of the water.

Blue elves have webbed fingers, magenta skin, long filamentous hair, and no legs. An extended tail, like a flagellum or the hindpart of an eel, propels them through the water.

Blue elves live near the coast, where seawood grows thickest. Some colonies live in the open sea amid floating colonies of seaweed.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Elf

Scientific Name

Murthalgus sp.

Geographic Distribution

• Deeper
• Mirrorsea Bay
• Rightarm Islands