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the wolfman
In Guaraní mythology, Luison is one of the seven children of Tau and Kerana. He is described as horrifically ugly, and is often depicted as sickly and dirty, with shaggy black hair covering his body. He is said to stink of death and decay.
Luison is said to be the lord of the night, and dwell in graveyards and other burial grounds. He subsists entirely on the flesh of the dead. Some stories claim that if Luison passes between a person's legs, they will become him. Others say that if he touches you, you will die soon after.
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Pallet challenge from school. Theme was Horror and Creepy and I was feeling homesick so I decided to draw the famous Luisõ. The seventh and most evil son of Ta u and Kerana from Paraguayan Guarani Mythology.
He's like a Werewolf sorta, closest similar mythical creature. He roams cementeries at night eating bones and chicken feces. Legend says that if you encounter him at night and you happen to be a seventh son he will turn you in to another Luisõ.
Here’s a statue of him.
Here’s the Pallet.
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Mitos y Leyendas: El Lobison o Luison Cuenta la leyenda que este ser llegó a la Argentina a través de Brasil, y se tiene noticias de él en el Litoral.
》Hola, estás mucho mejor. Tienes toda la vida que quieras para estar con ella《#lobison #miqueridamorfina