The Nightmare Fox
Foxes are generally considered to be tricksters or warlords and for the most part that can be put down to the legends and folklore they are fed when they are in their formative years.
Twincentive (Story Commission)
Standing at least eight feet tall if they remained upright, with arms as big as tree trunks and large paws big enough to crack his head in two like an egg, the wolf-like creatures seemed plucked out of folkloric novels.
The Fox
He reminded me of trickster gods from folklore. 'the very first day i arrived here i saw you, and i wanted you,' the fox's voice was hungry. 'i'd have given my left nut for the opportunity to kiss you.' lowrie's tone was growing in intensity.
Nervous Boys
folklore, a bestiary of weird monsters that supposedly crawled all around the hills - forests - mountains of these parts.
What's Gotten Into You [3]
* * * eric scrolled through an article on mythical folklore. horribly photoshopped pictures and ridiculous horror stories were about as much information as he could find. eric glanced at his phone and sighed, thinking back to nathan.
The Gift: Introducing the Spirits, part 3 of 3
This is true among the irish, whose mythology and folklore holds many places where wolves feature prominently.
Prologue to Lucky Me
Lucky me; prologue when i first made the plans to come here, i already knew some of the richer portions of the folklore and history. in fact, my ancestors once owned a castle here, some ancient days ago.
The Dragon in the Reef
The knowledge she had attained was mostly bits and pieces of a combination of here-say, scientific jibber-jabber and ancient legends and island folklore she had heard around the island from locals and visitors.
The Black Dog Meets the Devil
Freeform poetry from the introspective collection, black dog, that runs with a folkloric figure that is often associated with misfortune and used as a metaphor for depression.
Lykos-Apocalypse Chapter 1
Last april during a blood-moon eclipse, the world learned that some of their legends and folklore were indeed real. in somewhat of a shock to the world at large, people had started crouching over, as if in pain.
How to Seer, Part 20
I hadn't known much about the raven trickster spirit of native american folklore or the hrafn known among the norse, who considered him to be a speaker of prophecy (for better or for worse). they also considered him a protector and a helper.
Merge Conflict - 02 - Communication
Our folklore has a tale of an ancient time when all furs spoke the same language. the populace was building an immense tower to breach the sky, to ensure they would always have a beacon of hope, or unity, and power.