Kalasutra Fae

Origin: Seventh Level of the Underworld (Hindu Mythology)
Type: Lower Realm Faery
Element: Shadow, Bone, Enigmatic Allure

Kalasutra Fae is a faery entity originating from the deepest level of the underworld—the seventh level, according to Hindu mythology. Though typically small in size and skeletal in form, the Kalasutra Fae carries a much deeper and more potent aura. Their gaze seems to pierce through anything unseen, as though peering into a dimension between reality and dreams.

Their clothing is not made of flower petals or soft elements like many faeries, but appears to be formed from thorns, fangs, and tiny bones—as if they had lived through a long history of spiritual battles, embedding protection into every fold of their garments. They are not inherently evil, but should not be approached carelessly.

Traits & Behavior:

Kalasutra Fae is known to be spiritually active. They tend to create strange phenomena for their keeper (the vessel owner), such as:

• Sensations like being poked, tugged, or feeling a sudden warm touch.

• Unusual sounds in the vessel’s location, including whispering, faint murmurs, or sounds resembling squeaking mice, soft footsteps, or breathy sighs that go unseen.