Y'all got interesting legends/monsters/conspiracies

Hello? I know I shouldn't expect much attention, but I don't want this to die yet...

>>19182002
ThunderCats

There's a legend here on the coast of light bursts on the sea at late night with a deafening roar.
Once boats see it, soon the darkness returns, followed by the immediate beginning of a heavy storm.
It has been know to drown the crew of small yachts and fishing boats, who were unable to escape in time.

We also have a large local volcano out in the distance. We have had security stare at it at night from afar and they would see a huge fireball come out of it and immediately fly towards them across miles at an incredible speed. Needless to say no one has stayed immobile enough to find out what happens.

I attribute it to the hawaiian legend of volcanic spirits that incinerate invaders and idiots.

>>19182142
When you say invaders, I hope you don't also mean foreigners. The idiot part seems realistic though.

>>19182054
What about them?

I think a good way to attract attention to this thread is to provide my own interesting legend.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibong_Adarna#Story

This story is quite literally about a bird that can cure and soothe people through it's song, but if it ever poops on you it will turn you to stone. It is an old one from the Philippines (essentially like Hawaii geographically, but Asian)

>>19182130
>>19182142
>>19184866
Shoot, thought you meant it happened in Hawaii. If it did, the term foreigner would apply to everyone not in Hawaii.

>>19184898
Enjoy this weird tale though