Deep in the heart of the ocuntry of Le Zama was the Iagam Forest -- the largest forest in all the world, with trees so tall, one could imagine that if the forest got any denser, you wouldn't be able to see a metre in front of you. The Iagam Forest, in addition to being the largest forest, was also one of the most diverse. It was the host to many creatures, tropical and those belonging to the plains. There were foxes, parrots, wolves, apes, and on some nights, if your hearing was superb, you might've even been able to hear the soft growls of the several, but shy lion packs that dwellt within. None of the aforementioned creatures, though, could compare in terms of intrigue, to the Wood-Sprites. I'm not certain what you've heard of Wood-Sprites before opening this book, or if you've even heard of their kind at all. But chances are, that if while spelunking a book, or surfing the internet, you've come across a description of Wood-Sprites, that description was wrong. The Wood-Sprites that lived in the Iagam Forest could grow to be almost four feet tall. Their skin was drk, but fair. And their eyes - except for a few, rare cases, - were dark-green. Speaking to their personali |