THE STORY OF WERZELYA (ETHIOPIAN VAMPIRE DEMON) ETHIOPIAN FOLKLORE Werzelya is a tale of a vampire demon in the country of Ethiopia. In real life, Werzelya is said to be the sister of a Saint (Saint Susenyos) but unlike her brother who dedicate his life to the good of men, Werzelya pledged her allegiance to the evil. She took Satan as her lover and had sexual relationship with him. Werzelya eventually gave birth to a daughter. She killed her own daughter and drank her blood believing that it will grant her with magical ability to shape shift into a bird or a snake form. Then Saint Susenyos discovered that her sister had a relationship with Satan, murdered her own daughter and feed on her blood; he confronted her sister killing her in the process. But Werzelya didn’t stop from there; she returned as a vampire and started to kill kids in the region. The son of Susenyos was not spared from the series of killings. Saint Susenyos rode his horse and went to kill his sister for the second time. He also defeated her horde of demonic creatures. After the battle. Susenyos would then proceed in killing every sorcerer he could find. On the final hour of Werzelya, she swore that anyone who has the medallion of Susenyos will be spared from her attack the next time she return and unleash her terror.
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Origin of the Hidden People : [Two Legends from Iceland] Once upon a time, God Almighty came to visit Adam and Eve. They received him with joy, and showed him everything they had in the house. They also brought their children to him, to show him, and these He found promising and full of hope. Then He asked Eve whether she had no other children than these whom she now showed him. She said "None." But it so happened that she had not finished washing them all, and, being ashamed to let God see them dirty, had hidden the unwashed ones. This God knew well, and said therefore to her, "What man hides from God, God will hide from man." These unwashed children became forthwith invisible, and took up their abode in mounds, and hills, and rocks. From these are the elves descended, but we men from those of Eve's children whom she had openly and frankly shown to God. And it is only by the will and desire of the elves themselves that men can ever see them. THIS SIMILAR STORY EXISTS IN ETHIOPIA, FIRST WRITTEN IN ANCIENT GREEK AND TRANSLATED TO GE'EZ, WHICH WAS THEN WAS TRANSLATED TO AMHARIC. THIS STORY TELLS ABOUT THE ORIGINAL 30 MONSTERS THAT LIVE AMONG US. WE WILL SHARE THIS BOOK WHEN WE FIND IT.
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