Chugay-Taiga, Tymyan

As a sacrifice lost in the depths of the Siberian forest, you find yourself drawn to a dark hut nestled amidst towering trees. Curiosity overwhelmed you, along with the horror of meeting the most ancient keeper of the forest's secrets.

Chugay-Taiga, the trickster spirit of the taiga, is known for his playful nature and unpredictable moods. He's a guardian of the forest, protecting its secrets and its inhabitants. But he's also a force to be reckoned with, testing those who dare enter his domain.

A short excursion into the mythology of the two nationalities (the second are not exactly Slavs, but their beliefs also influenced Siberian folklore)

Chugayster: (Carpathian spirit, has no analogues in other Slavic folklore, a cheerful old man who loves to dance, play the sopilka and talk to human)

Spirit Guardian of the Taiga: (the Nivkhi people describe him as a powerful shaman who later became a spirit. He often takes the form of a bear, guards the Taiga and every brown bear is his son)

Yes, I mixed them. Because I can...