" Dean turns fifteen today. A week ago he helped me take out a spirit hauting a grocery owned by an Indian family in Erie, Pennsylvania. It was like any other spirit - you find the remains, you salt, you burn. But also it wasn't. I'm learning that all spirits have some things in common, but it matters who they're haunting. It matters what their traditions were when they were alive, Have been reading about Indian mythology. Gods upon gods, thousands of them, and each of them has attendant monsters and demons. Some of the ones that keep popping up, not so much mythology as folklore, are pishacha and acheri."
Supernatural: John Winchester's Journal - Alex Irvine
Imaginary Place of the day:
Amneran Heath - an extensive area of moorland in POICTESME, on both sides of the river Duardenez. Much of the area is desolate, covered in brambles and other thorny plants. The heath is haunt of witches and should be avoided by travellers, especially on Walburga's Eve, when the voices of invisible creatures are heard in the air.
Amneran Heath - an extensive area of moorland in POICTESME, on both sides of the river Duardenez. Much of the area is desolate, covered in brambles and other thorny plants. The heath is haunt of witches and should be avoided by travellers, especially on Walburga's Eve, when the voices of invisible creatures are heard in the air.
James Branch Cabell,Jurgen. A Comedy of Justice, New York, 1919
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