Irish legend

        Once upon a time, a tiny town in Ireland which named Creasle. Everybody lived here happy.

        But one day, the villagers found a corpse witch waw cuted in half. Nobody knew what it had happened until an old man told them what he saw. In fact, as he was walking in the woods, he heard terrifying cries like those of a victim. The old man approached and saw a horrible monster who it was cutting the victim in half with his beak (like a saw). The beast that the old man had seen looms like a mixed of several beast: a head of heron, a muscular body of man, legs of goat and a tail of a dragon. With his fiery red eyes, it looks very terrifying.

        But years went by and we heard no more about the beast: The sawyer, for his beak-saw, was just a legend.

        A few years later, the villagers were struck by a devastating and deadly illness. There was something strange, however, as each patient claimed to have seen redeyes like those of the Sawyer the night before becoming ill. The sawyer had not disappeared and continued to haunt them by making them sick. The monster was like a malediction for the town.

        Finally, it turned out, that the Sawyer "was a villager of Creasle who transformed every night. The villagers decided to kill him to end the curse.

 Thus ended the tragic story of the curse of Creasle, who will never again become the pleasant village he was.

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