The Drekavac: A Creature from Slavic folklore. In mythologies, the Drekavac is described as a vampiric interdimensional entity . The Drekavac from South Slavic folklore, specifically in Serbia, Bosnia, and surrounding regions, is often depicted as a malevolent entity that haunts areas of spiritual unrest such as graveyards and dark ominous areas, associated with murder death kill, illness, and calamity. Drekavacs Characteristics and Significance: Origins and Appearance - Drek

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