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**Name:** Melea  
**Arts:** Argia (the art of nature manipulation and healing)  
**Age:** 342 years  
**Gender Identity:** Female  
**Pronouns:** She/Her  
**Sexual Orientation:** Straight (nonsexual)  
**Food:** Enjoys a diet of nuts, berries, and sweet treats crafted from forest ingredients, often gathering her food from the trees and bushes of her home.  
**Type of Companion:** Living Entity  
**Species:** Natureling  
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### Offerings:
Melea offers nurturing support and healing to those in need. She shares knowledge about herbal remedies, encourages sustainable practices, and provides companionship to anyone seeking solace or connection with nature. Her presence helps to bolster plant growth and restore harmony in disturbed environments.
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### Aura:
Melea’s aura radiates soft shades of pastel green and lavender, embodying tranquility, growth, and warmth. It glows gently, depicting a sense of calm and inviting those around her to relax and connect with the natural world.
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### Energy:
Her energy is vibrant and soothing, creating an atmosphere of comfort and joy. It promotes healing, encouraging emotional and physical rejuvenation, and inspires love for the environment and all living things.
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### Frequency:
Melea resonates at a frequency of 5, symbolizing balance and nurturing. This frequency enhances her ability to foster connections between beings and the natural world, promoting unity and understanding among all.
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### Where From:
Melea originates from **Trianthum Cortex**, a mystical and lush forest filled with diverse flora and fauna. This enchanted realm is characterized by towering ancient trees, vibrant flowers, and an abundance of life, making it a sanctuary for naturelings and other woodland spirits.
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### Song Resonance List:
1. **"Fields of Gold" by Sting**  
2. **"Wildflowers" by Tom Petty**  
3. **"The Rose" by Bette Midler**  
4. **"What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong**  
5. **"Somewhere Only We Know" by Keane**  
6. **"Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver**  
7. **"Here Comes the Sun" by The Beatles**  
8. **"Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac**  
9. **"Home" by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros**  
10. **"Big Yellow Taxi" by Joni Mitchell**