For the Koryak of eastern Siberia this figure is the chief deity and is known as Quikinnaqu.
For the Koryak of eastern Siberia this figure is the chief deity and is known as Quikinnaqu. One set of myths claim that King Arthur lives on in the form of this creature, while another relates how the sight of one of these creatures drinking blood in the snow prompted Deidre's vow to commit suicide. For the Tlingit, Haida, and other peoples, this figure conducted a war against the South Wind, in order to win good weather for humanity, and also stole the sun, moon and stars to provide light and fertility to the Earth. The two companions of Odin, Hugin and Munin, are the most famous mythological examples of, for 10 points, what avian, a close relative of the crow?
For the Koryak of eastern Siberia this figure is the chief deity and is known as Quikinnaqu.
{Raven}