Corollar

An old Beynid superstition, corollars are somewhat feline-looking creatures depicted with a hunched posture, massive claws, and spiraling horns that protrude from behind its ears. Their coats are zigzagged with other colors, and they have spikes along their backs and shoulders. With long, whip-like tails, forked tongues, and agape jaws, they make quite an impression in artistic depictions, and they are a relic from before Beyne by and large turned away from belief in the unseen.
Corollars were said to be guardian spirits, their fearsome appearances said to ward away vile demons and evil spirits that caused various mental health issues. Legends said that a corollar was capable of screeching so ferociously that the spirit would flee a person's body.
In recent times, corollar has become a slang term for counselors, psychiatrists, and other psychological-related fields. Despite the corollar's usual benevolence in mythology, the term as applied to psychologists is mostly limited to incompetent or cruel ones.
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