Sylvan

Sylvan, the language of the wood elves and fey creatures, is a tongue deeply rooted in the natural world and closely tied to the magic that flows through the living realm. During the Age of Creation, the goddess Dunyawal bestowed upon the elves a gift of songs that harmonized with nature, empowering plants and animals to thrive. At first, these songs carried no conventional meaning, but their enchanting melodies resonated with the very essence of life.
As time passed and the elves began to explore the arcane wonders introduced by Ril's Gift, Dunyawal noticed a detachment on part of the elves from their original purpose—the preservation of the natural world. In response, she crafted the language of Sylvan, a means for the The Limae to reestablish their connection with the land and its inhabitants.
Through Sylvan, the wood elves learned to harness the innate magic of nature, allowing them to tap into the ancient forces that shaped the world. With this linguistic key, they unlocked the secrets of the flora and fauna, communicating with the very essence of the natural realm.
In the verdant depths of ancient forests and among the ethereal realms of fey creatures, Sylvan reverberates with melodies that can sway the growth of plants, summon gentle breezes, and even enthrall the beasts of land, water, and sky. The language itself echoes the harmony of the wild, with words flowing like the rustling leaves and bubbling streams.
As guardians of the living realm, the wood elves cherish Sylvan as a sacred conduit, a path through which they maintain balance and protect the sanctity of nature. With every whisper and every song, Sylvan channels the essence of Dunyawal's gift, weaving the elves back into the rich tapestry of life, ensuring that the ancient bond between the First Limae and the natural world remains unbroken.