Wukong Mythology Novels & Stories

Li Wei gasped for breath. Longxu is a sacred creature worshipped by fishermen who come from the ocean. The figure looks like a dragon, but the body has small scales similar to fish. "What about my fate? Will creatures eat me?" The sound of Steps in the back direction made Li Wei sober. He still needs to close that door. And suddenly, the hooded figure emerged from the void. At first, it was just a thin white smoke. And quickly formed a figure that had always shadowed Li Wei.

Chu Xun was stunned by what he had just done with the saber. "So the legends are true? These beasts really do exist?" uttered Chu Xun in amazement. He had always thought the beasts like Tao Tie (mythological beast of gluttony), Suan Ni (legendary feline progeny of the dragon), and Tao Wu (mythological beast of recklessness and stubbornness) as mere figments of imagination.

Both of them will fight every single time they meet. That was true! The woman in an aqua blue dress was the legendary Water God, Gonggong! For thousands of years, Gonggong was known to have monstrous power and in control of the world's water resources in mankind’s legends. There was no record of Gonggong being a male or female, so many people thought Gonggong was a man.

They sat shoulder-to-shoulder up on its roof, and dangled their feet over the edge. Eva broke the silence first. "So, I know that 'long' is Chinese for 'dragon'. What's 'Zhulong' mean?" "Ah, it's an old myth," he replied. "Zhulong was a human-faced great serpent whose eyes brought about night and day, and could change the weather on a whim. Rain and such. He was the Torch Dragon, and kept eternal darkness at bay. Something like that, anyway." He sighed as he looked up into the sky.

Each of the eighteen planets had a kind of divine beast. That was to say, there were a total of eighteen kinds of divine beasts. Furthermore, they were all legendary beings. For example, on a planet where mountains could be seen everywhere, there was a kind of divine beast that was as big as an ox, had no horns, was completely black, and only had one leg. It was called Kui. Another kind of divine beast, Zhulong, had a human face and a dragon body with a candle in its mouth. When these beasts opened their eyes, it was brightness. And when they closed their eyes, it was darkness.

- he says laughing. “Zog, this man's of Japanese origin” – he says, looking into his captor's eyes. “It's a Japanese fox, a Kitsune, a Tricksters. We have to be alert. I remember from mom's story, that they are very smart, live almost as long as we do, and have magical powers.”

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