In this mythological system, consultation of the war gods involved a feather standing straight up and whirling like a waterspout, while its god of sacrifice was known as "maggot mouth" and that god's tongue carries human bodies in its hollow.
In this mythological system, consultation of the war gods involved a feather standing straight up and whirling like a waterspout, while its god of sacrifice was known as "maggot mouth" and that god's tongue carries human bodies in its hollow. Hema's eyes are plucked out, prompting his two children to descend on a rainbow to avenge him, while another rainbow in this system marks a cave in which the virginity of a princess is protected by a giant lizard. Home to the Ku gods, as well as Kane and Kanaloa, one god in this myth system fights with his stepfather Olopana and is marked by bristles on his back, part of his association with the reef triggerfish. That god follows Kapo's detachable vagina, distracting him from his pursuit of a fire goddess who is the child of Haumea. For 10 points, name this mythological system, populated by the hog god Kamapua'a, as well as goddesses like Pele and Hina.
In this mythological system, consultation of the war gods involved a feather standing straight up and whirling like a waterspout, while its god of sacrifice was known as "maggot mouth" and that god's tongue carries human bodies in its hollow.
{Hawaii}an mythology (take {Polynesian} mythology until “Hema”, prompt afterwards)