Civateteo

Their name means "Honorable Mother" or "Divine Woman", recalling how the Furies were called Kindly Ones. They are ghostly figures--some beautiful, some horrible--with shroud-like garments and chalk-white skin from their funeral rites. They are seen flying upon the winds of storms, above crossroads, or near their shrines.Blood Types, p.88 Sometimes they take the form of animals, such as coyotes, screech owls, and venomous serpents. Supposedly, they descend to earth predictably on five specific days throughout the year.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cihuateteo 
Variations: CihuateteoBane, Theresa (2010). Encyclopedia of Vampire Mythology, p.47, Ciuatateo, Ciuateteo, Civapipltin (“Honorable Princess”), Civatateo, CivateteoBlood Types p.88, 
==Ecology==
"The Civateteo are driven spirits who seem to crave vengeance as much as blood. Because they died while giving life (in childbirth), they are driven to steal the life back, preferring to prey upon pregnant women and infants. They descend upon huts using their power of flight, sometimes under the cover of a storm. Civateteo may hunt in packs or alone."
==Bajang and Langsoir==
A Malaysian vampiric demon that can be either male (Bajang) or female (Langsoir) and is summoned by a witch. The demon is kept in a magical charm and must be fed diet of milk and eggs less it turn on its owner and start feeding on children. The being can take the form of a cat, a weasel, or a large lizard and can be used to harm people. It does this be inflicting them with an incurable disease that causes them to get progressively weaker and suffer from convulsions and fainting spells until they die.
==References==
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