Fantasia

The hunt for mythical cities has been going on for ages, especially with the amount of mythical cities  that have come and gone without any hint of their existence but the stories told about them. The City of Caesers, also named "La Ciudad de los Cesares", is another one on the list of mythical cities.            According to the legend, this city is located somewhere between what is now Chile and Argentina, specifically Patagonia. It also hits the list of "cities of gold"😉 as it was known to be rich in gold and diamonds. Furthermore, its inhabitants are controversial in description, the range varies from European-features to giants. This city was very much believed to be true in the 16 th Century, but not today.        The first reference to the city goes back to 1528, from the Spanish man named Francisco Ceasar who went on an expedition in Argentina and stumbled upon the city there.  ...

Werewolves have been the subject of many films and stories since the 20 th century, when people  started thinking them as silly creatures that do not exist and just totally fiction. However, these stories had to start at some point somewhere. The word "Werewolf" itself is derived from an ancient old English word of "wer" meaning "man" and the wolf part. This story actually originated from an old Greek Mythology of a man, part wolf that feeds on human flesh.  The stories about these creatures have been around for ages, and every country in the world has some sort of an historical story about it. Werewolves or Lycanthropes have been around for ages, literally hundreds of years ago. The first known date to their existence was in the 1300s. One of the most famous stories about werewolves dates back to 1591, in Germany, when a town's people surrounded a large wolf and set their dogs upon it with sticks and spears, however surprisingly enough, ...

Atlantis is one of the most mythical lost cities ever known to mankind. Wherever you are in the world, you have probably heard about the story of the great city that disappeared overnight. So we are going to see what the myth says and what the truth actually is. Atlantis has first been introduced to history when Plato, a Greek writer and philosopher, wrote about  it. It is said that he has heard the story from his grandfather, and decided to write about it. Whether he added his own twists to it or not is still unknown. According to his story which was written almost 2,400 years ago, Atlantis was a city that existed almost 3,600 years ago. His story tells about a utopian city that was so powerful, wealthy and a trade center for the rest of the world. Its inhabitants were once moral, virtuous people. Long story short, those people had everything, the money, the power, the position, they controlled all the trade in the world, until that all changed. Apparently the Atlantea s,...

These are 5 of the most mysterious triangles in the whole world. Each has its own story and its own disappearances. Some of them are actually based on myths and legends that go back hundreds of years.

The slit-mouthed woman is a very common urban legend in Japan. It tells the story of a woman who kills people if they give her the wrong answer, or the right one, it doesn't really matter. At the end of  the day, your fate is doomed.  This urban legend tells the story of a woman, commonly named Kuchisake Onna. She is a very beautiful woman, however she wanders the streets and roads of Japan wearing a surgical mask. In most cases, that is not fearful at all, right? Wrong! because the trick comes right after she takes it off. Under that mask, you can see her face, slit from ear to ear like a huge wide smile, in a very creepy way, kind of like the Joker. According to the legend, this woman asks you if she is pretty while still wearing the mask, but before you get the chance to answer, she takes it off and asks "Am I pretty now?". That is when the real trick comes into play, if you answer "No", she will take out a pair of scissors, others say a knife...