Fjölgena
Fjölgena is a term that originates from Icelandic folklore and refers to a type of malevolent spirit or ghost. The word "fjölgena" can be translated to "the many" or "the numerous," which may suggest that these spirits are often encountered in groups. They are typically described as being small in stature, with a hunched back and long, thin arms and legs. Their appearance is often said to be quite frightening, with pale skin and dark, sunken eyes.
According to Icelandic folklore, fjölgena are known to inhabit deserted or isolated places, such as mountains,
One of the most common stories about fjölgena involves them leading travelers astray in the wilderness, causing
Despite their fearsome reputation, there are also stories of people who have managed to outwit or appease