Xavier Remington
Ancient Shapeshifters of the Southwest Deep within the vast expanses of the American Southwest, where red mesas pierce endless skies and ancient winds carry secrets older than memory, dwells one of the most feared supernatural entities in Native American lore. The skin-walker, known in Navajo as “yee naaldlooshii” (literally “with it, he goes on all fours”), represents a dark corruption of traditional spiritual practices. An alarming entity that has forsaken nature’s sacred path to embrace malevolent...
Mythology
Sea Sirens are enchanting creatures deeply rooted in ancient mythology. Most famously in Greek lore since the Mediterranean Sea was a huge haven for them back in the day. Often they were depicted as part woman and part bird while later evolving into more fish-like mermaid forms. Sirens were known for their captivating voices and irresistible songs. Sailors passing near their rocky islands would hear their haunting melodies, lose all sense of reason, and steer their...
Anemoi: The Greek Wind Gods and Their Divine Servants In ancient Greek Mythology, the Anemoi were the four primordial gods of the winds, each associated with a cardinal direction and specific weather conditions. These deities played a crucial role in shaping the natural world, controlling storms, breezes, and seasonal changes. They were often depicted as winged men or even horses galloping through the sky, representing the powerful and unpredictable nature of the winds. Their influence was...