Nayada

Nayads are a resident of fresh water bodies in ancient Greece. The river nymph at the Hellenes. They are a subspecies of nymphs. The Hellenes believed that every spring with running water was home to its own landlady. The Nayads took the look of beautiful maidens, eternally young and endowed with secret knowledge. Their skills included the ability to prophesy and heal. The Nayads were considered durable, but not immortal. Being linked to rivers, streams and lakes, they died - if their water feature was drying up. Nymphs are incredibly beautiful. They have long loose hair and all images have naked bodies. They are a symbol of divine undivided nature. In their functions, they are similar to mermaids but are devoid of a tail. According to belief, the nymph's favor increased the harvest and endowed the land with fertility. The acquired picture will become, sort of, a mascot!

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