#kellaborn folklore

So, in order, we've got the legend of the moondrake, a great drake so hungry it ate the moons and stars. It was slain by a Kanai hero. Then we have the Smith and the Ruhk, which is a well-known folk song. Then we have the direrodi and the rodi, a fable about a direrodi that tries to tempt a loyal rodi into leaving its charges and joining its pack in the wild. Not sure where that goes yet, I'm thinking there are a few different endings. And finally we have the tale of a Medved' Beis that swallowed a whole village, but all the villagers just rebuilt their houses in her belly and kept living there forever. (human folk drawings of Kanai often depict them with four eyes)