The world-devouring dragon
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In Nordic mythology, the Nordic Vikings respectfully call me Jormungandr, the snake that entwines the world; in Christian mythology, Christians call me in disgust the ancient dragon and ancient snake—Satan; in Greek mythology , the gods reverently call me the Hundred-Headed Dragon – Typhon; in the Kunlun mythology, the witches enthusiastically call me the Zhulong – Zhujiuyin…
Mayan mythology, Buddhist mythology, Slavic mythology, Celtic mythology, Nahuatl mythology, Japanese mythology, Assyrian mythology, Egyptian mythology, Finnish mythology…
Among the many myths and legends, I traveled back and forth in the name of monster, but I just wanted to find the truth.
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The story of an evil god.
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