In Burmese mythology, one of these creatures was the companion of the priest Mun-Ha, and in Japanese folklore, when one of these creatures reaches a certain age, it gains supernatural powers and is called a bake-neko. An Australian legend tells of how one of these creatures killed the Bagadjimbiri, dingo gods who were sons of Dilga. Shosti, the Hindu birth goddess, rides one. In Aztec mythology, the animal counterpart of Tezcatlipoca was a type of this creature. The sound of the footfall of one of these creatures was one of the ingredients in fashioning Gleipnir, and Freya's chariot is pulled by them. For 10 points, name this creature which was the form taken by the Egyptian goddess Bast.
In Burmese mythology, one of these creatures was the companion of the priest Mun-Ha, and in Japanese folklore, when one of these creatures reaches a certain age, it gains supernatural powers and is called a bake-neko. An Australian legend tells of how one of these creatures killed the Bagadjimbiri, dingo gods who were sons of Dilga. Shosti, the Hindu birth goddess, rides one. In Aztec mythology, the animal counterpart of Tezcatlipoca was a type of this creature. The sound of the footfall of one of these creatures was one of the ingredients in fashioning Gleipnir, and Freya's chariot is pulled by them. For 10 points, name this creature which was the form taken by the Egyptian goddess Bast.
In Burmese mythology, one of these creatures was the companion of the priest Mun-Ha, and in Japanese folklore, when one of these creatures reaches a certain age, it gains supernatural powers and is called a bake-neko.
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