Typically, yes. [ Negl, he would stab most human rulers in the face, and the single elven one as well, but then there's Saskia. And she's really the only one of her league. But she's no where near human or Aen Seidhe. ] Occasionally, there is one that seeks a rule for the sake of those that need them. I've met only one truly worthy of the trust of the people in a hundred years.

[ After Enid an Gleanna had handed the Scoia'tael, the Aen Seidhe's own youth, over to be slaughtered, he'd sworn never to trust another idealistic ruler spouting freedom and equality and safe haven. He hadn't had a hope he'd live to see the day the Aen Seidhe's fate would be anything but staring down a spear. But Saskia had been another thing entirely - not a warrior or royal, not a rebel leader, not some one looking for title, profit, or anything more or less than what is right. She didn't even belong to the conflict, could have flown miles away and had nothing to do with it. Nobility in the truest sense of it. It brings a sort quirk of his lips that might have been a smile, but he'll take a sip of his tea to hide it, doot dee doo ]

And Gnomes, Dryads, Dragons, Vran. A sundry of others that humans don't often take note of before ploughing through their land to claim it as their own.