Leannan
Leannan sídhe is a term from Irish folklore that translates roughly as "fairy lover." It refers to a supernatural being, typically a seductive female fairy, who forms a bond with a mortal, often an artist or poet. The figure is linked to the sídhe, the realm of the fae, and appears in various regional tales across Ireland.
In traditional stories, the Leannan sídhe serves as a muse who grants extraordinary inspiration to the chosen
Interpretations of the figure vary. Some scholars view the Leannan sídhe as a vampiric muse, while others
Culturally, the Leannan sídhe has influenced Irish literature and later fantasy fiction, where the concept appears