serpents

Quetzalcoatl: The Feathered Serpent
monsters and myths

Quetzalcoatl: The Feathered Serpent

He is the wind that brings the rain and the star that heralds the sun. Unlike the blood-thirsty gods who demanding human hearts, Quetzalcoatl demanded only butterflies and jade. But he left... and he promised to return.

2026-01-17
2 min read
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Apep: The Enemy of Ra
monsters and myths

Apep: The Enemy of Ra

The serpent is miles long and made of pure darkness. Every night, he tries to swallow the sun. He is not a god. He is the end of everything.

2026-01-16
3 min read
egyptian-mythologychaosserpents+3
Echidna: The Mother of Monsters
monsters and myths

Echidna: The Mother of Monsters

She is the grandmother of nightmares. Half-nymph, half-serpent, she dwells in a cave beneath the earth, birthing the beasts that heroes are destined to fight.

2026-01-16
2 min read
greek-mythologytitansmother-of-monsters+3
Hydra: The Multiplier
monsters and myths

Hydra: The Multiplier

### The Beast of Lerna The **Lernaean Hydra** is the ultimate biological weapon of the ancient world. A child of Typhon and Echidna, it infested the...

2026-01-16
2 min read
greek-mythologyheraclesserpents+2
Imugi: The Proto-Dragon
monsters and myths

Imugi: The Proto-Dragon

It is a dragon that cannot yet fly. The Imugi spends a thousand years in the cold water, waiting for the moment it can catch a celestial pearl and ascend to the heavens.

2026-01-16
2 min read
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Naga: The Serpent King
monsters and myths

Naga: The Serpent King

They live in jeweled palaces beneath the earth and sea. Half-human, half-cobra, the Nagas are the guardians of water and wealth. Respect them, and they bring rain. Anger them, and they bring floods.

2026-01-16
2 min read
hindu-mythologybuddhist-mythologyserpents+2