Humaanipuuma

There once was a legend...

In the depths of a southern forest there lay a haunted mansion, a very typical one at that. It was located right next to a huge graveyard where two-legs used to be buried long ago. No names can be perceived on those stones today. Each stone had its own bell stuck to its side.

In the coldest of nights the wind would blow warily, yet violently among these stones to ring the bells - it would tell which graves rested empty and which still did not. On those nights the figure of a large puma would visit the graveyard. The puma was said to be black and white and to have skeletal features reminding of a reaper.

Every visit it would come down from the haunted mansion carrying a still beating heart and place it on one of the graves the wind had told inhabited. That heart would sink into the earth and the next time the wind would blow on such a night, it would tell that grave to be empty.

Such is the legend of Humaanipuuma, or so they say.
They also say that, in life, the two-legs buried here were somehow involved with a creature much like the black and white puma.