vaalilain
Vaalilain is a term originating from Finnish folklore and mythology. It generally refers to a supernatural being or spirit associated with forests and natural landscapes. These beings are often depicted as shapeshifters, capable of taking on various animal forms, most commonly a wolf or a bear. Vaalilain are sometimes described as guardians of the wilderness, protecting the natural world from harm and those who seek to exploit it.
Stories about Vaalilain often portray them as solitary creatures, rarely interacting with humans unless provoked or