#hybras

Demon-kind has been out of touch with its roots and the interconnectedness of The People for a long time. As I study and learn more about our evolutionary lineages, I want to share this very simplified overview of how the Eight Families came to be.

🪢What is CORD?

The Lower Elements Police (LEP) has received funding from the Fairy Council to form the Cultural Outreach & Restoration Division (CORD).

As demons continue integrating into modern society, certain challenges become apparent. Unlike other Fairy families, we do not possess magick.

Without the Gift of Tongues, we have had to adapt to speaking and reading the Gnommish language. Most publications are not yet available in our native High Demonic, not to mention signage and packaging around the Lower Elements. With no ability to cast healing spells, the medical community needs to be educated on demon physiology in order to provide appropriate treatment. And since we cannot use the Mesmer or shield, demons traveling aboveground are at an increased risk of harm from humans.

CORD seeks to address all this and more. As the Director of this new division, I have several initiatives in development that will preserve demon language, culture, and traditions while helping Hybrasians build sustainable communities capable of evolving over time.

🪢CORD Initiatives

Create a demon genealogical database

Preserve High Demonic Language and Etymology

Offer Gnommish Language Courses for Hybrasians

Collaborate with Lower Elements Medical Facilities

Offer Travel Safety Courses, Tools, and Strategies for Nonmagick Beings

Preserve Demon Culture and Traditions

Community Outreach

I’ll be delving deeper into each of these initiatives in the coming days and weeks. I hope you’ll join me on the journey from #HybrasToHaven.

Hello, Faesbooke.gnom!

My chosen name is Iridessa Littlehorn, only known daughter of the infamous Leon Abbot, whose given name was N’zall. I’m a Hybrasian demon forging a life in Haven City as the LEP’s inaugural Director of the newly created Cultural Outreach and Restoration Division.

The first thing people usually ask me is why I would choose a surname that seems to insult me. The second thing they usually ask is “newly directed what, now?”

Ha, that's a very human thing- we don't really care about telling people our ages. Although, it tends to get a little hazy after so long. Especially when certain humans insist on dragging you through time streams every other day. 

But, approximately speaking, I'm now around 87 in human years, meaning I was born in 1925 according to your calendar. Elf-speaking, that's just breaking out of adolescence, like 22 years probably.