#ghost legend

[dead-hero-of-legend]

We have a problem…a quest kind of problem

The goddesses of Lorule…are missing again. Last time this happened, it was just our golden three, and we lost our Triforce. But now…even Lolia is gone. Which means the kingdom itself may vanish.

I know you’ve already done many quests for the goddesses, and I hate to ask you more, but…as a god myself, going alone might risk me vanishing too, and without time…

*he inhales sharply* i'll-- i'll do it. i don't know how well i can without a physical form but... i'll find a way. what do you need from me?

also your vampires are all in a bottle in the castle library. i think i got them all.

[artfusi0n]

Katsushika Hokusai The Plate Mansion (Sara-yashiki)

The legend from 17th century tells a story of a maid, Okiku, who broke valuable Korean plates and was thrown to a well by her master; another version tells that Okiku throws herself in despair down a well. Another version tells that Okiku broke only one plate; after she was thrown into a well, she turned into a ghost, Yūrei, and the neighbours heard her voice from that well every night, repeating "One... Two... Three... Eight... Nine... I can’t find last one..." After the rumors of this spread, the house was confiscated from the master. When a monk added "ten" for Okiku's count, she finally disappeared. Yet another version tells that Okiku worked for a samurai Aoyama Tessan from Himeji Castle, and after she rejected him Aoyama deceived her into believing that she lost one of the valuable plates. Aoyama offered his forgiveness if Okiku becomes his lover; after her refusal he throws her into a well. She then returned as a spirit to count her plates every night, "shrieking on the tenth count".

The tale was well known in Japan, and has a variety of forms.

[ghostmindparanormal]

The Gray Man of Pawleys Island, SC

I've written an account of the story through the eyes of the Gray Man of Pawleys Island, South Carolina. I've also given extensive research links, videos, photos, and evidence as recent as Hurricane Ian.

[artfusi0n]

Katsushika Hokusai Kohada Koheiji (こはだ小平二)

Print shows a scene from a Japanese legend about a man drowned in a swamp by his wife and her lover and who returns to haunt them in revenge; it depicts a skeletal ghost with flames around him who returned to scare the couple while they are in bed together under a mosquito net.

[artfusi0n]

Katsushika Hokusai The Laughing Hannya (Warai-hannya)

In this print Hokusai combined two folklore monsters, a hannya, old woman was believed to be changed into a demon because of deep-seated jealousy, and a yamanba ("mountain woman"), a demon believed to devour kidnapped children. In the print the monster is shown reveling in her demonic meal of a live infant. The story is from the Nagano region folklore. Warai-hannya was also called the Laughing Demoness or Ogress.

Hokusai divided the painting with a crescent arc that acts as a divisional line before human world and a supernatural, ghost world.

[ghostmindparanormal]

Ghosts of The USS Yorktown (YouTube)

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