Huldra is heading out with her friends to party~
Maybe she finds a cute guy to snack on~π

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Huldra is heading out with her friends to party~
Maybe she finds a cute guy to snack on~π

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toki and skwisgaar as huldrekall (with some liberties taken)
huldrakin stimboard!! one of my favorite creetchures <33
π³π³π³ / π³π³π³ / π³π³π³
"I'll show you all the pretty things"
Silly little Huldra oc of mine about to take your man! β¨
The (unwilling) Residents of 8-Petal Manor

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What's this? Another huldrekall?
Yup.
He's named Nils.
Huldra by Marini Mari, @SuperMeb90 on Twitter and marini-mari-atelier here on Tumblr
Story thoughts: Huldra and Huldrekall are interesting beings. I'll have to do more research, but I like the idea of a kitsune and a fox-tailed Huldra coming together over their beautiful tails.
Has Dame Venus been put in the place of a subterranean elf-queen, or of a goddess, such as Dame Holda or Frikka? [β¦] There is another point of connexion with Holda: the expression βdie guten holdenβ, 'guedeholdenβ, or holdichen, holdeken, holderchen seem perfectly synonymous with 'the good elves;β holdo is literally a kind, favourably disposed being, and in Iceland liuflingar (darlings) and huldufolk, huldumenn are used for alfar.
Teutonic Mythology by Jacob Grimm