Tell me about your mythology

Three headed dragons that steal golden apples and women.

>>79413701
So many unique cultures destroyed by Christianity and Islam.

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We have wendigo here.

>>79413933
Also wild womenfolk that steal men who venture in the forest. Probably to fuck them.

>>79414037
Hot

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>>79413701
>Christian
>Mythology

>>79413953
Not all cultures were cucked by arabs and romans though.

>>79414037
Are they real?
Might go camping if so.

>>79414312
Yea, cristcuck mythology sucks.

>>79414312
>It's true because muh feelings.

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>>79414391
No, sadly

>>79413701
The only mythological myth we had as a country (and not the celtic/pre-celtic tribes that lived around here) were the sea monsters, which were sort of believed to exist circa 1400 right before the discoveries.

One in particular was called Adamastor, who was a giant golem torso at the end of cape torments (renamed to cape good hope by us), that killed every ship we sent there for a while.

>>79414642
>Adamastor
sounds metal as fuck

>>79414642
If he's a torso how does he hurt anything since he doesn't have arms or legs or a head?

We had Baba Yaga that atr children alive and her hut was on single chickens leg

>>79414792
You know how boa snake works right?

>>79414792

>>79413701
>"Argentinian"
Triggered

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>Scandinavian myths
>Finnish

Simon E.Davies, I'm coming for you.

>>79414885
And chilote is outside Chiloé...

>>79414913
this map is so dumb it belongs in /x/

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>>79414792
He has head and arms, just no legs. Or I guess the very earth are his legs.

Although that varies from artist. Some did draw/describe him with legs. It's not so much a myth as it was the summary of the legends of the time. I don't think people at the time believed in him, but there was still fear as to what lied at what was thought to be the end of the world, and they personified it into Adamastor.

>>79414741
You mean the name? Sounds like a regular person name to me, even if it doesn't exist, but I guess I can see how it sounds to foreigners.