Myths and Legends

2. the belief that all events are predetermined by a divine force or universal power
4. apocalyptic end of the world in Norse mythology, representing the ultimate destruction of the universe the gods, and humanity.
6. a class of supernatural spirits, monsters, and phenomena in Japanese folklore
8. hereditary warrior class of pre-industrial Japan.
12. an inspired message or prediction about the future, often believed to be divinely revealed through a prophet
15. the ability to live or last forever, never dying or being destroyed
16. legendary beasts, animals, or supernatural entities that exist in the folklore
18. A big change in form, appearance, or character.
21. A bad character who opposes the hero.

1. A traditional story handed down through generations, often rooted in a historical figure or event but embellished over time to highlight cultural values or heroic deeds.
3. vs Evil a foundational theme exploring the conflict between opposing moral forces
4. the physical remains of decayed or destroyed architecture
5. the state of being under a magic spell or feeling a powerful sense of wonder, delight, and fascination
7. a person or thing believed to provide wise counsel, prophetic predictions, or insight into the future
9. Powerful supernatural beings worshipped in different religions or myths.
10. a long, ambitious, or difficult search in pursuit of a specific goal
11. the act of bringing something into existence that did not exist before, or the result of that process
13. excessive pride, arrogance, or dangerous overconfidence
14. a person admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities
17. tale A traditional story passed down by word of mouth.
19. a short, fictional story designed to teach a moral lesson
20. a traditional story, often featuring supernatural beings, created to explain the origins of the world, natural phenomena, or cultural beliefs