According to a myth from Guam, when a girl named Veronica saw her fellow humans disdaining the gods, she evaded destruction by using one of these.  
According to a myth from Guam, when a girl named Veronica saw her fellow humans disdaining the gods, she evaded destruction by using one of these.  In Hawaiian myth, a woman associated with these was killed by Kauhi and then revived by an owl multiple times before being buried under a tree; that woman, Kahala, hailed from a valley called Manoa, which was named for these. A creature named after one of these was sometimes called Yulunggul; he was roused from his timeless slumber by the menstrual blood of the Wawalag sisters. In medieval Germany, it was believed that one of these would not occur for forty years before the world ended. In Greek myth, the deity that presided over them was the daughter of Thaumas and Elektra and served as a messenger.  FTP, name these natural objects, which appear in the name of a mythical serpent from Australian myth and a type of bridge watched over by Heimdall known as Bifrost.
According to a myth from Guam, when a girl named Veronica saw her fellow humans disdaining the gods, she evaded destruction by using one of these.  
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