Human societies and enchanted elves.

The human being has always believed in fantastic beings who are not always visible or who are not visible to anyone. This is the case with gnomes and goblins. All cultures from Europe, Asia, and America record the supernatural existence of small, child-sized beings, who take over homes, or simply live in the woods. They have been called goblins, goblins, hoblin, leprachaun, brownie, among others. They are described by most cultures since the time of the Roman Empire and the Druids as tremendous beings, sometimes joyful, but very vengeful and of a malicious nature who are interested above all in playing with children, and even taking them under deception and disappearing them. They are interested in human beings and everything they do, including their love of gold and the love scenes with their women. Not all of them seem to be bad; the gnomes seem to differ from the goblins who are some of the really evil ones. Some loved to tidy up the house, because they couldn't tolerate the mess, and in countries like Switzerland, they saw them as disciplined workers who could help those who would get along with them. During the 12th to 16th centuries, they were classified by demonologists as little demons, and there are even terrible stories about towns or villages ravaged by their spells, evil deeds and jokes. The truth is that to this day, there are people who claim to have seen a leprechaun in their lives, and even to have interacted with them.

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