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|smti=A fairy of Scottish legend that takes the form of a dog. Roughly the size of a calf, it is kept by the fairies as a guard dog, Because it can walk without making a sound and can understand human speech, the fairies often use it as a mount. The Cu Sith has dark green fur, legs about the size of human legs, and a long, curled tail. It glides soundlessly when it walks. The Cu Sith is usually accompanied by fairies, but sometimes goes out alone. When it does so, people must find shelter before the Cu Sith barks three times, or they will be killed. | |smti=A fairy of Scottish legend that takes the form of a dog. Roughly the size of a calf, it is kept by the fairies as a guard dog, Because it can walk without making a sound and can understand human speech, the fairies often use it as a mount. The Cu Sith has dark green fur, legs about the size of human legs, and a long, curled tail. It glides soundlessly when it walks. The Cu Sith is usually accompanied by fairies, but sometimes goes out alone. When it does so, people must find shelter before the Cu Sith barks three times, or they will be killed. | ||
|dx2=A fairy of Scottish legend that takes the form of a dog, "Cu" meaning dog and "Sith", fairy. When the Cu Sith hunts, its bark is so loud it reaches the ends of the horizon making its prey cower in fear. | |dx2=A fairy of Scottish legend that takes the form of a dog, "Cu" meaning dog and "Sith", fairy. When the Cu Sith hunts, its bark is so loud it reaches the ends of the horizon making its prey cower in fear. | ||
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