Felaryan proverbs

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Proverbs, expressions, and various saying of popular wisdom, used by different species of different sizes around Felarya.

• To have the character of a Tonorion. (To have an awful character)

• A neko in the hand is worth two in the bush.

• "If you give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day. If you teach a man to fish, he'll eat until a mermaid finds him."

• The road to glory is long, the path to the stomach is quick.

• When the fairies laugh, it's time to run.

• A hungry stomach have no ears.

• Pretty lips lead to a belly.

• Out of the fairy's hand into the naga's maw. (From bad to worse)

• It's the calm before the Mermaid.

• Judge not a fairy by her size. (Don't be fooled by appearances)

• Talk of the naga, and she is bound to appear.

• Swallow in haste, digest in leisure.

• It is when you feel safe that the hunter is watching.

• Everyone has their fairy wings. (Everyone has their weak points and faults)

• For want of a jewel, a treasure was sought; for want of a treasure, an adventure was wrought; for want of adventure, the adventurer became lost; and for the adventurer becoming lost, the naga was fed.

• A fool and his skevols are soon parted.

• All is fair in love and vore!

• Better the predator you know than the one you don't.

• Don't take life too seriously; you'll never get out of it alive.

• Don't make a Dridder out of a spider

• Curiosity fed the fairy.

• Don't swallow more than your stomach can handle.

• When it comes to Miragia forest, shift happens.

• What happens at Chordoni waterfalls... stays at Chordoni waterfalls.

• Fortune favors the bold, but fortune only goes so far.

• Organization makes an army, disorganization makes a feast.

• To do this will either results in a Minalcan Priest, or in death.

• Ur-Sagol wasn't built in a day but it was destroyed in one night.

• Taking every tree for a dryad.

• More fairy than fair.

• To crack the Torkudas' shell. (to attempt an impossible task )

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