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Good morning from all of us at the Mythoverse.

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Greek mythology is certainly a story by a writer. But behind that, there must have been a religion called the "Faith of the Sun" that worshiped Apollo. Apollo means a person who is enlightened like God. He was the man when St. Michael descended in the past.
↓ Staring at the sun

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3/ Then I move to tez and just create what I like, doing the best I can.

I always captivated by legends and mythologies all around the World, esp those who connected to religion (and anti-religion I guess?)

Thus born, one of my proudest creation.

"The End Of Bharatayuddha"

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In Kunwinjku mythology, a yawkyawk is a mermaid-like spirit with hair of algae that floats to the water's surface 🪸

🎨 Gabriel Maralngurra

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Redcaps are viciously quick creatures but seem to prefer hurling large stones at those who trespass in a Redcaps lair. It is said they can be chased away with words of scripture, or permanently dealt with by brandishing a crucifix at them. 🩸

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In some versions of the Norse legend of Sigurd, the blood of the dragon Fafnir is a burning poison. However, in other versions, drinking Fafnir's blood allows Sigurd to talk to animals or bathing in the blood makes his skin so hard that no weapon can pierce it.

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hi, Thank you for this, i love greek mythology and it’s mainly what i post :))

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is cool but Ghostwire: Manila would be awesome.

Or Ghostwire: Cebu. I’d prefer Cebu.

Filipino mythology is underrated.

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Another DnD Monster!
I modified a standard Minotaur Skeleton to create the Minotaur guardian in the one-shot I wrote, The Dwarf Caverns of Gamul.

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The Cerastes
“horned”, is one of the many snakes born from the blood of in the Libyan desert.


A book of creatures
https://t.co/rCwQnuRtUm

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The blood of the Lernaen Hydra was so poisonous that even a sniff of it could kill you. Heracles went a-hunting at Lake Lerna, mouth of the Underworld, armed with a sword, torch and face mask, shown here being worn as a bandanna, trendy but useless-sssss

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It is believed that the blood dripping from the severed head of Medusa gave birth to serpents...
Pic Medusa by Caravaggio

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Birds mourn the death of Orpheus, who was torn to pieces by Maenads. Even the river mourned, whose tears swelled and caught Orpheus' head in its waters. Eventually his head & lyre washed ashore on the island of Lesbos.

🎨Henri Leopold Lévy (ca. 1870).

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Celtic Vampire-lore Scottish Baobhan Sith means “fairy woman”who appears as a red-head wearing a flowing Green gown that covers her deer hooves, in-place of feet. This night creature drinks human 'blood' and sleeps in the day. She can morph into a crow or raven

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Thanks! We've been building our mythology along the way and haven't revealed everything about the origins of the Kamen Corps' powers just yet. Still some surprises to come!

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This is my take on the mythos of the Selkie. A type of Merfolk. I believe the stories are native to the British Isles and tell of men and women of the sea who wear the skins of seals and removed them like cloaks.

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