In Central American folklore, black and white versions of these creatures called cadejos fight at night for drunkards' souls.
In Central American folklore, black and white versions of these creatures called cadejos fight at night for drunkards' souls. Surma is one of these creatures in Finnish myth, and is said to use its snake-like tail and petrifying gaze on anyone who trespasses by a swan that's impossible to catch. Matilda-of-the-Night is said to ride with Welsh versions of these creatures called Cŵn Annwn, which are associated with geese. Other instances of these creatures abound in Celtic myth, including old (*) shucks, gytrashes and barghests, and in the Mabinogion they are red. In Norse mythology, a blood-stained one kills and is killed by Tyr at Ragnarok. That creature, Garmr, guards the gate of Hel. Another of them is an offspring of Echnida and Typhon and has three heads. For 10 points, name these creatures which include Cerberus.
In Central American folklore, black and white versions of these creatures called cadejos fight at night for drunkards' souls.
hellhounds [be generous; accept anything having to do with dogs or wolves and the underworld or evil]