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THIS Lady of her castle has another calling... by LadyTamarwen

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by Rox

by Lypsyl

Looks like I deleted it whoops made a new one Outfit Not Found

I haven't read this series in ages! Outfit Not Found

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📌 Lucky Streak for Day 1 - 9 📌

Day 1: ChatLunatique dalice Flyingkat Galexia LadyTamarwen Lypsyl Merlot o0SnowyOwl0o Rox ruby_blade Sage Sing Snowflake

thank you! Oh yes, I've read them all, or at least all the ones by Anne McCaffrey herself. I've also read most of the Todd McCaffrey ones, but not the one by Gigi. The HA was loosely based off the "People of Pern" art book by Robin Wood.

I decided to go with my favorite the myth the legend the JACKALOPE! Outfit Not Found

Ninhursag, also spelled Ninhursaga, (Sumerian) Akkadian Belit-ili, in Mesopotamian religion, city goddess of Adab and of Kish in the northern herding regions; she was the goddess of the stony, rocky ground, the hursag. In particular, she had the power in the foothills and desert to produce wildlife. she was a fox-embodied goddess. Outfit Not Found

The Nekomata. Outfit Not Found About Nekomatas. Nekomata are found in cities and villages and are born in the same way as a normal cat. Any large cat with a long tail can become a demon after it reaches 10 years old or more (Japanese bob tail cats are immune to this). When a cat transforms into a nekomata, its tail splits down the center into two identical tails. These monster cats are most likely seen walking around on their hind legs and speaking human languages. Nekomata can shapeshift and summon fireballs, they can also control corpses like puppet-masters with necromantic magic. The nekomata can be a sweet creature, but quickly becomes a dangerous, nasty beast if mistreated in the slightest, tormenting and even killing humans who don't shower it with the attention it feels it deserves.

Spring fox (Fox wedding in spring)

• It was the time before spring celebration. A fox has a wedding and she gives children pretzels (she puts the pretzel in a garden and the children look for them). She protect children and she is close to goddess of spring. Outfit Not Found
• It was similar to Easter bunny tradition - before christianity there was a spring Celtic/Germanic goddess, whose symbols were hares and rabbits and they hided treats for children in garden.
• Today people still call one Sunday before Easter the Fox Sunday
• Many people forget this tradition - I always want to try to dress up as fox and give people pretzels, that would be so funny:D.

Laka is known as the goddess of Hula – the traditional style of dancing and storytelling of the Native Hawaiians. Hula provided a way for the Native Hawaiians to pass on stories to future generations. Laka is also known for being the Goddess of the Forest, who watches over all vegetation. Outfit Not Found

I was alwaye attracted by norse mythology Valkyrie is a female being in the service of Odin who chooses the warriors fallen in battle, taking them to Valhalla (Odin's hall) or Fólkvangr (Freyjas field) Outfit Not Found

Arachne (Greek: “Spider”) in Greek mythology, the daughter of Idmon of Colophon in Lydia, a dyer in purple. Arachne was a weaver who acquired such skill in her art that she ventured to challenge Athena, goddess of war, handicraft, and practical reason. When Athena could find no flaws in the tapestry Arachne had woven for the contest, the goddess became enraged and beat the girl with her shuttle. After Arachne hanged herself out of shame, she was transformed into a spider.

I guess I'll go with King Arthur and company. I made Morgan La Fey

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