Just disagreeing with vampirebella a few posts up when she said that all 'mythical' creatures exist. Many of them do or did (if they were hunted down) but some are exadurations or just human imagination, such as some pagan Finnish legends tell of a giant bear that ate the moon to turn into a crescent one, some native Australian legends tell of a giant bird that caused the rain, a native American legend tells of a big-foot like creature, I think they called him basket-man, that stalked naughty children in the night, would pick them up with his sticky hands, place them in his basket and carry them off to his lair (I personally do believe big-foot exists but I just think that's an exaduration or the big-foots they may have saw).
You can tell if a legendary creature is real if you travel to the astral plane (if it's magickal) or research numerous sightings of it if it has been sighted (if it's cryptozoological). Some legendary creatures could have existed but may have been hunted down to extinction by the ancients if they posed a threat or if they believed certain properties of its body healed a person. Though an example of how you can tell if one existed are if the locations of the legends are so wide-spread and far apart. A good example of this is the horned snake which was depicted to be a large snake with curved horns on its head. Legends of it go back to Celtic Europe and Native America (one Celtic painting shows Pan holding the dead body of one) here's my theory: it has to be real because how could Natiuve Americans and Celts mix legends at that time?
i havn't seen anything like that, but all i know is that i love to swim and I'm pretty good at it9i hope i'm not bragging) and i think i'm fine with that
You can't become something other than you are. You are what you are born. Spells don't change appearence much more than minor features. Anyone whom says differantly is under a mind-altering substance, ignorant to magick or an idiot.
