Bagiennik

Bagiennik

Bagiennik

Bagiennik era el nombre de los demonios del agua en la mitología eslava. Están relacionados con el espíritu Bannik. Estaban sujetos a Wąda, dama de los lagos y las corrientes poco profundas, también conocida como Reina de los Prados Submarinos.

Los bagienniks vivían en las profundidades de los lagos y ríos. Eran capaces de emitir una sustancia aceitosa de las fosas nasales, que estaban localizadas entre la nariz o en la frente. Esta sustancia era tan caliente que quemaba a las víctimas, pero también se decía que curaba heridas profundas, indigestión, enfermedades cardíacas e incluso infertilidad.

La presencia de los bagienniks podía ser detectada por las burbujas en la superficie del agua, o por tu color más oscuro y lodoso.

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