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The curupira is a [[monster]] from [[Tsuu-Y- | The curupira is a [[monster]] from [[Tsuu-Y-Teke]]. Though a curupira would have others believe it was a [[deity]], it is "merely" a malicious, [[shapechanger|shapechanging]] creature with a resemblance to a giant tortoise in its natural form. The doctrine of curupira led religion preaches the righteousness of reptiles, a sort of "survival of the fittest" philosophical approach to [[druid]]ism, and the destruction of the [[Inan]].<ref>[[Children of the Nightless Land]], [[Book of Shadows]] p.125-126</ref> | ||
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The curupira is a monster from Tsuu-Y-Teke. Though a curupira would have others believe it was a deity, it is "merely" a malicious, shapechanging creature with a resemblance to a giant tortoise in its natural form. The doctrine of curupira led religion preaches the righteousness of reptiles, a sort of "survival of the fittest" philosophical approach to druidism, and the destruction of the Inan.[1]
- ↑ Children of the Nightless Land, Book of Shadows p.125-126
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