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This is the soul-stealer--Anubis, the son of Osiris... I'll find more details about it...or should we say "him"... OK,
here's the other detail: He guided the souls of the dead from the world of the living to the world of the dead.
Anubis was also responsible for weighing the actions of the deceased in terms of good or evil. He is also considered the
inventor of embalming and mummification, who had embalmed and mummified the dead god Osiris.
Other Names: Anepo, Anpu
Father: Osiris, Set, or Ra
Mother: Isis or Nephthys
Wife: Mat
Depicted: Anubis is usually depicted as having the head of a jackal.
Avenger--Egyptian
This is the Avenger, the avenging-beast that haunts the shifting sands of Egypt...
I'll find out more details about
him...
Cyclops--Greek
This is my favorite--the single-eyed beast, Cyclops!
He is the son of Poseidon, he guards Zeus' thunderbolts...
Collosus--Greek
This is the giant Collosus...Who chrushes down the Wonders of Greece...Piercing weapons are useless against his Gold Armor...
Pegasus--Greek
This is the winged-horse, Pegasus...It is an incarnation of Medusa's blood, when Persues killed her...then Persues mounted
it and defeated the sea monster which was trying to kill the princess caught by the Mermaids...
Mountain Giants--Norse
This is the Mount Giant, with his awesome muscles and a huge club that could smash your head off easily...
Scarabs--Egyptian
This is the giant Scarab of Egypt, who crawls on the shifting sands...waiting for food to hunt...WAMP!!!
Trolls--Norse
This is an ugly one--the forest troll. It lives deep inside the dark forests of Norse lands...ready to hurl rocks to
you~WAMP!!!
Valkyries--Norse
The Valkyries are maidens of Odin, they serve Odin and lead dead soldiers to the glorious hall Valhalla...
Chimera--Greek
This is the mutant creature--the Chimera or Chimaera, it is a combination of a goat, serpent & lion...the Chimera
is a creature of the sky, possibly linked to storm and thunder. A savage beast, sprouting fire from its mouth, it devastated
the land until it was killed by the hero Bellerophon who flew over it riding his winged horse Pegasus.
The Golem--Greek
This is the rocky golem in Greek mythology, it's better to say that it's a 'non-lifeform creature'.
A golem is grouped
together by rocks, isn't it similar to the present thing--robots?
I wonder how ancient people " foresaw"
our invention...
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