Legend, Myth & Lore
“The Haunts of the Ebonunder”
Legends, myths, and lore drawn from the bone-lit corridors of the Esh’ven—where stories linger, and memory hunts.
Shiba’lo mialo’shiba bo’shiba
vor’nahtoi Esh’ven
Legends, myths, and lore—lingering over the Ebonunder.
— Veilwalker on Haunts & Hunting
The I’etty
Many old myths tell of the I'etty as friend before the cruel hand of man, yet I find it strange that stories speak of these creatures as any kind of friend to man given their tenacity for disruption and cruel humor. They are simply mean-spirited creatures that are odd in normality to nature.
Some say . . .
- Field Note: I’ettty become more dangerous in packs.
- Field Note: Friend or devil. Angel or pest. Whatever they once were, they are no longer aligned with man.
- Addendum: The “huff” is not breath. It is warning.
- Dispute: Myths make little mention of their small size.
This is incorrect. I’ettty are always dangerous. Beware. They remember the cruelty of solitude.
“The small creatures breathe as nature’s deadly humor.”
I’etty ovari e’tto dy’tio a‘ren Modary
I’ettty brings careless mirth of death into Mother.
— Veilwalker on beware the I’etty
