Summary: guardian Kokiri children, the Link-saving whenever you are in danger, the daughters of the goddesses and the most beautiful creatures they left on earth. Where are the fairies? ---
Legend has it that the highest mountains of Hyrule hide the most beautiful lake and pristine waters that might be found on earth. It is said that the goddess Nayru, that of the sapphire eyes, looked after its own image, crowned by the stars of the sky. Despite their infinite wisdom, the goddess gave to vanity and lingered, watching his reflection in the water for too long. In that short time, some of the creatures that had not yet endowed with goodness and conscience, away from light. They became petty and evil and fled into the shadows.
Seeing his moment of weakness had caused, the deity decided that this unique mirror lake could be dangerous to other women whose beauty reflected could enslave their wills and make them consume looking into it. Therefore
emptied it and used the clean water to irrigate the nearby forests, which then would be the most beautiful of all and would house the seeds of the wise race Deku Tree. However, the stars were reflected in the lake were sad, for his image on the water was his only companion in the dark and be longed to be part of that beautiful world of goddesses had created.
To console them, the just Nayru gave birth to a small and beautiful creatures who consecrate their lives to bring encouragement and hope to all others. Be born of beautiful white flowers, which created the image of the same stars. These flowers only grow in the place where once was the lake, and thus his cheery presence accompany her older sisters in the sky, pretending to be their reflection.
So the fairies came to the world. The longevity of a fairy and her star power depends on which is twinned with the flower of birth. The bigger the star, the longer life and greater responsibility to guide and help other creatures.
When the life of a fairy turns off, the flower is born in a cocoon closes, and the star that accompanies reduces its luster as a sign of mourning. But soon the fairy is born again, and then when the flower opens, star, happy to see her little sister back, looks stronger, hence sometimes see the same stars glow with varying intensity.
Or so they tell Hylian grandmothers to their grandchildren on a clear night and moonless.
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