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  Succubi are female demons that are commonly associated with seduction, temptation, and sexual desire. In folklore and mythology, succubi were believed to visit men in their dreams and seduce them, draining their energy and sometimes even their life force. The origins of the succubus can be traced back to ancient Mesopotamia, where they were known as Lilitu, and were depicted as dangerous female spirits that preyed on men. They were also mentioned in the Bible, where they were described as Lilith, the first wife of Adam, who refused to submit to him and was cast out of Eden. In medieval Europe, the succubus was a popular motif in art and literature, where she was often portrayed as a beautiful woman with wings and horns. According to legend, the succubus would enter the dreams of a man and take on the appearance of his ideal woman, using her feminine wiles to seduce him and drain his vitality. The victim would then wake up feeling exhausted and weak, as if he had been physically...

  Devils are a fact of Life. People have been summoning them from ancient times to do their bidding. The rules were simple, draw the confusing as heck summoning circle spell to summon a devil, make a deal, or enter a contract with them in exchange for… well, something. And then came the hard part – Keeping the deal. Everyone knew what happened when you backstabbed a devil, and it wasn’t pretty. So, when a teenage boy got into a desperate situation, he did what all teenagers do – pull off stupid things. And he had to admit, trying to summon a devil of all things might just take the cake!

 The legend of vampires has existed for centuries, captivating and terrifying people all over the world. These creatures of the night are said to be immortal, able to turn into bats, and possess a thirst for human blood. But where did this myth originate? In this article, we'll take a closer look at the origins of vampires and how the legend has evolved over time. The word "vampire" is derived from the Serbian word "vampir," which means "a reanimated corpse that leaves its grave at night to suck the blood of the living." The conc ept of vampires can be traced back to ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome. These cultures believed in demons or spirits that drank the blood of the living. In ancient Greece, the Lamia was a female demon that was said to devour children and drink their blood. In Roman mythology, the strigoi were undead spirits that preyed on the living. The strigoi were believed to be the souls of evil men who had been ...