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For years, we had listened to my grandfather. Do not go near the mound. Put milk and bread out every night. Wear the bits of iron around our necks. Safety. That’s what he said it was all for. And of course, we believed him.
When I was ten, my cousin visited. He was from the city, and he laughed when we put out the milk and bread. So we did it for him, in his name. Grandpa would have been proud. We hid iron in my cousins shoes, with a sprig of holly from by the front porch under the left sole so he could never lose his way coming home. We tried so hard.
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Name: Mahaha
Alternate Names: None, Sharale (from Russian Mythology) is pretty much the same but haunts forests instead of tundra
Mythology: Inuit Mythology
Size: Small, Medium or Large, in Mythika they are Medium
Environment: Tundra, and any cold forest and plain
In Mythika:. Insane frost demons with a cold sense of humor. They love to joke around with their victims and tickle them to death with their enormous, sharp and cruel nails. Mahaha always seem to laugh and their laugh is extremely annoying to other creatures, so annoying that it taunts them into a battle they mostly cannot win. Their victims always have a twisted frozen smile on their face, as if their death was hilarious. All Mahaha were once Sharale, but because they even annoyed Demon Lords with their hysterical laughter, they were banished to the frozen wastelands and slowly turned into the cold Mahaha. Now only the Mahaha themselves become mad from their own endless laughter and anyone foolish enough to enter their frozen territories
Sharale (third picture) are much like Mahaha, they live in forests and are just as annoying as Mahaha, their nails have the same purpose, to tickle victims to death.
Wiki Link: http://www.inuitmyths.com/mahaha.htm
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How to Summon the Great Horned Serpent:
We que moh wee will l'mick, We que moh m'cha micso, Som'awo wee will l'mick! Cardup ke su m'so wo Sawo!
I call on the Wee-Will-l'mick! I call on the Terrible One! On the One with the Horns! I dare him to appear!
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[Added note: This is only for reference purposes, not for practice. The Great Horned Serpent is a dangerous water spirit, and whether or not you believe please be respectful of this not to act on. It is not something appropriate to mess with. That being said, it’s also important to share and pass on knowledge whether it is to be used or not.]
Anishinaabe Creatures & Spirits
• Wendigo
(win-day-goh) / (when-day-goh)
man-eating monster or evil spirit known as a Manitou– wendigos were once regular people who cannibalized others and slowly was taken over by this spirit, turning into a terrifying, red eyed, towering giant gaunt monsters with long teeth and claws, skin so emaciated it ripped at the bone. Eternally hungry, they hunt the living
• Nibiinaabe
(nih-bee-nah-bay)
water spirits, described as mermaid-like creatures, with human torsos and fish tails who live in the Great Lakes. Said to be frightened off by loud noises.
• Mishiginebig
(Mih-shih-ginnie-bigg)
Also known as “the Great Horned Serpent” A great giant lake monster said to lurk in the Great Lakes and tip over boats, eating humans. Described to have a large horn on it’s head.
•Underwater Panther
Also pictured in the image above, it looks something like a “cross between a cougar and a dragon. It is a dangerous monster who lives in deep water and causes men and women to drown.”