This god captured a nest of hornets, a leopard, and a serpent and brought them to his father in exchange for the world's stories.
This figure once was given 100 servants from a group of villagers by claiming that they had killed the sleeping son of God. A turtle once kept this figure from eating a meal by telling this god to take his jacket off, and after trying to kick the (*) Tar Baby this figure got his legs stuck. During floods this deity chooses the boundaries of oceans and rivers. This god captured a nest of hornets, a leopard, and a serpent and brought them to his father in exchange for the world's stories. For 10 points name this trickster god commonly featured in West African mythology, the son of Asase Ya and Nyame who appears as a spider.
This figure once was given 100 servants from a group of villagers by claiming that they had killed the sleeping son of God.
Kweku {Anansi}