The intermediate rank of wind spirits, known by names such as Sylph, Shuriel, and Sylaphe. Nimble and free-spirited, it loves flying above all else. Appears in humanoid form but its body is hazy and transparent like wind, famously disappearing in an instant and reappearing elsewhere.
Origin
The elemental air spirit named by Paracelsus. In medieval alchemy, it was believed that Sylph managed oxidation during metal smelting.
Features
- Nearly transparent humanoid, moves at near-sonic speed riding the wind
- Creates localized gusts and vacuum shock waves
- Manipulates sound for long-distance eavesdropping and message transmission
- Grants the contractor flight and fall-prevention abilities
Usage
High-speed reconnaissance, message delivery, aerial support, redirecting enemy arrows and projectiles. When contracted with cavalry, their mobility doubles.
Weakness
Abilities decrease when in direct contact with the ground. High-density ice magic blocks the flow of wind.
Wind Spirits Rank List
Related Items
Syllestine
SupremeSyllestine โ Supreme Wind Spirit
The supreme rank of wind spirits, positioned just below the Ariel Spirit King, sensorially connected to the entire atmosphere reaching the stratosphere. Its body is completely composed of wind and cannot be made visible. Witnesses perceived its existence only through an overwhelming presence accompanying sudden storms. The executor of the Ariel Spirit King's will.
Sylphid
LesserSylphid โ Lesser Wind Spirit
The lowest rank among wind spirits. A small spirit with wings like a butterfly or dragonfly, appearing wherever wind blows. Mischievous and extremely curious, it enjoys pranks like blowing off travelers' hats or snuffing out candles. Often stays near a summoner through affection rather than formal contract.
Ariel
Spirit KingAriel ยท Sylphid ยท Minervar โ Wind Spirit King
The pinnacle of wind spirits, the Spirit King. Known by names including Ariel, Sylphid, and Minervar. Governs all winds and air currents in the world, changing the direction of seasonal winds with a single act of will. The most free-spirited of the four Spirit Kings, it never stays in one place, wandering the world endlessly.
Jinn
GreaterJinn ยท Syllairon โ Superior Wind Spirit
The superior rank of wind spirits, known by names such as Jinn and Syllairon. Its body is the storm itself, dominating the sky and atmosphere as its domain. Named after the powerful Jinn of Islamic mythology, it is equally powerful and arrogant. Famous for posing three riddles to those seeking a contract.