Baba Yaga

Baba Yaga dwells in Slavic folklore as an ambiguous supernatural crone living in a hut on chicken legs deep in the forest. Born from ancient pagan beliefs, she flies in a mortar wielding a pestle, sweeping traces with a broom. She tests visitors with riddles or tasks, rewarding the clever and devouring the foolish. Often linked to death and initiation rites, her iron teeth and bony leg mark her as a guardian of the underworld's threshold, both terrifying and wise in tales passed down through generations., - Lives in walking chicken-leg hut - Flies in mortar and pestle - Iron teeth - Cannibalistic tendencies - Fence of human bones,