Pixie Pilot

Pixie Pilot is a woodland Pixie, she was born in a beautiful field under the petals of a purple tulip. She was wrapped in the petals like a blanket and held by the mother of wood sprites Falan who treasured and loved the new little wisp of a girl.


As she grew her petals transformed into beautiful cloth and was sewn into a dress for her by Karalee the weaver.

She likes to get out in the wind and let her hair flow behind her as she catches a breeze. Pixie was the smallest of the new sprites that year but for all of that she made up in spunk what she lacked in height. One thing that she loved the most was to follow up with humans that she was interested in. She appeared as a mural on a wall in the great theater of Alexandria once just so that she could see what the people of that city were up to. She was assigned as guardian to those who had an inclination for fancy and they would see her when they least expected to. Always as a girl with flowing skirts and hair, hidden among the lines on the wall.

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