Xolotl

They look to fill a void after someone looses a person or pet close to them, no matter who it was if they were loved enough and the one who lost them had a longing big enough Xolotl would be there to help.

They are oddly chipper for what their theme implies, just really happy in general, they are able to create small images or figures out of their green light, and use them to tell stories to the people they want to help, maybe sometimes create a pastel green, glowing purple smoke that soothes others.

They are eager to tell stories about different mythologies where spirits of the dead keep watch over the living, about how ghosts and other representations might be real, and it does help some of them, the thought of their lost ones being with them even after death is just soothing to them.

They're an inside type, but with a liking for the night, the moon and the stars shining in the darkened sky, they know quite a bit of astrology too, and they like to tell others of the constellations, the signs and their meaning.

In general happy mythology obsessed cutie who tries to help people who have lost loved ones.

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What are little sparks? 

Essentially they are fairy-like spirit lizards. They are about the size of a guneapig. The wings on their backs aren't used for flight as they are able to float and levitate. These spirit lizards are born from something missing in a person's heart, or a longing nostalgia coupled with the wish to have something to remember said thing by. The spirit comes from this wish and keeps a person company until they feel like they are ready to let go or are able to fill the void in their hearts. As soon as a person stops seeing (and therefore no longer needs them) their spark token, they revert back into energy which goes to aid another host. These little guys are usually only seen by children but can be seen and exist for adults or elders as well. They fill their hosts with positive thoughts and help balance out their inner energies, sometimes even helping out with bringing small objects.

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