Kishi (Folklore)
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The Kishi are a race of hill-dwelling creatures of Angola, and are usually malicious. They have two heads; the head usually shown is quite handsome and is used to seduce its prey. The rear face is usually hidden by long thick hair, and resembles the face of a hyena. It has long sharp teeth and jaws so strong they cannot be pulled off of anything it bites. The Kishi seduces women with its handsome face and invites them to its lair for dinner, whereupon it devours its victims.
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