Every five years, the forest elves hold a grand art and music festival to celebrate the transformation of Seldanqith. When the summer solstice comes, the nomadic tribes of the tree elves gather in the center of the forest, look up at the sky, and watch the constellation of the true god gradually disappear in the light of the northern sky. At this time, they declared that the true God had come to the earth and had joined them to celebrate this carnival festival. They drank acorn wine and drummed, sang and danced by the campfire. This kind of carnival is primitive, even barbaric, but it makes them infinitely happy. In the carnival, their instinct is released, and the rhythm of life is in harmony with nature.

Tree elves are often described as wild and impulsive. To a certain extent, they are really emotional. They live by feeling instead of rational thinking like gray elves. They judge things by their own feelings, and logic is useless in life, because logic can neither fight against an oncoming wild boar nor save people from the fallen tree. Living in the forest can only rely on intuition and strength.