Kelpies are shapeshifting water spirits who lure people into lakes & drown them. The Scottish folktale "The Kelpie & the Ten Children" is a cautionary tale of children lured onto a beautiful horse's back, only for the horse to jump into a lake.

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Bloody Bones is a water demon haunting deep ponds, oceans & old marl pits which often became filled with water to form ponds where it dragged children into the depths. Children were told to "keep away from the marl-pit or bloody bones will have you."

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Hola gente, les comparto mi coloreo de Lucy con el traje de Happy (fairy tail) espero les guste uwu

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Hi, I never really thought of printing it but maybe I will. Here's another one that did actually make it into the book published by

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🌹Pandora's Box 2. John William Waterhouse 🌹

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- Bengal Folktales: The Origin of Rubies - Under the influence! https://t.co/xAHdhOUWhI

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Vila are Slavic nymphs who dance through the air and revel through the night. They are gifted in magic, and will curse anyone who seeks to harm them; but if you leave them offerings of food and wine, they will heal you or enchant you to be beautiful ⭐💖🌷

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The Diamonds & Toads. Where a magical crone bestows jewels &roses to fall from the mouth of a kind daughter when she speaks. When the favored daughter tries to find the same luck, she is cursed by her own cruelty, to have toads &vipers fall from hers!

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In "The Emperor's New Clothes" people were under the curse of pride. Two con artists claimed to clothe the Emperor in garments "so rare only superior beings could see them". No one except a young child dared admit the Emperor was actually naked.

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In Greek Lamia is by Hera, wife of her lover Zeus. In chimeric form she is destined to slither under the cover of night, searching for children to devour, or stalking by light of day, unwitting young men to seduce.
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“Maidens call it ‘love-in-idleness.’ The juice of it on sleeping eyelids laid
Will make or man or woman madly dote
Upon the next live creature that it sees.”
Thus Oberon uses Heartsease to enchant Titania in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Act 2 Sc1)

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In the of the SAN people of Namibia a creature called the Nandi or Nandibear features. It’s Werekind and believed to be part hyena. It also features in Ends of the Earth, the second in the Changeling Saga.

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'Chicken Licken' by
1. Harry Rountree (1878-1950, NZ > GB)
2. Richard Scarry (1919-1994, American)

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