Rythe (Fair Folk/not-fae thing)

[Ezra]

My mind suggests "taleies", like a tall tale, for story-oriented fair folk.

[Kappa]

They're "athrai" (singular "athra") in one of the local languages.

I might as well note down all the conlanging I've done for this world here:

Haelahar - language of Haela, the country where the local Barrayarans are from.
fe, feya - I, we
ka, kai - you, you(pl); familiar
de, deya - you, you(pl); formal
Soth an hazire senn' ith verai - "down the mountain so softly flowing" (hazire "mountain", an "the", soth "down, along", senn' "so, very", ith "gentle, quiet, soft", verai "(it) flows/flowed")
ruir - lord/lady; landholder
netha - cloudy, clouded

Sanash - language of the local Cordelia's country of origin
Min ada peret min firris telaynit - "summer and winter walked side by side" (peret 'summer', firris 'winter', min X min Y 'X and Y', telaynit "(they) walked, strolled"; ada is a "so" or a "thus" or similar)

[rockeye_stonetoe]

What about stories that happened to describe things you did by pure chance despite the Storyteller not actually seeing things you did?

[Kappa]

That's iffy. If there's no direct chain of events between "things you did" and "stories being told", you'd need a lot of accidentally accurate detail before it helped you any. But the direct chain of events could be, say, "you establish a reputation as someone who does X-like things and someone makes up a story about you doing X which happens to get a few details right by accident", and that would work fine.

[pedromvilar]

So I'm finally reading this and I really like this thing, it is a good thing, here have some praise and attention.

[Kappa]

eeeeeeeeeeeee thank you :D

i enjoy praise and attention

/collects it up and admires it

[DanielH]

Have some more. Make sure to share it with any athrai (or eggplants) who need it too.

[Kappa]

:D :D :D

[Timepoof]

More attention!

[Kappa]

^^ you guys are so nice to me it's great