The evil gods 'unnamed good beings' are terrifying in myths

The goddess Hel, the god of war Sekhmet, evil god Chernobog . are little-known gods in myth.

Let's review the three mysterious "evil" gods little known in ancient myths, according to the list of Listverse below.

1. The goddess Hel

There are many myths about Deaths in the world like Hades in Greek mythology, Pluto of Oriental mythology or Egyptian Anubis . Besides a little Death is mentioned - that's god Hel.

Hel is described as an evil spirit who aspires to bring death to humanity.

Hel is a female death god of Norse mythology. Hel is described as an evil spirit who aspires to bring death to humanity. Hel has a strange and frightening body, the upper half of the body is a woman with sharp eyes, a half body under an ulcer that even the gods feel terrified to look at. And more specifically, if an ordinary person accidentally saw Hel, the blood in their body would freeze and hit the road 'meet an ancestor' immediately.

In the world of the dead, Hel sat on a scary throne decorated with skulls, bones and snakes. In front of Hel is the "book of destiny" or "the book of the dead".

Every time a naked person or a god leaves his life in hell, the notebook will show their names and backgrounds as well as their crimes when they are alive.

Thanks to that notebook, Hel was able to manage countless souls as well as giving them proper jobs in this cold, sad hell."Heavenly Book" does not have a fixed page number, when the page is over it will automatically add a new page when there is a soul leaving the earthly place.

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God Sekhmet has a lion head.

Like Death, myths about war gods also appear in many parts of the world. Most people will remember the god Ares in Greek mythology, Odin of Norse mythology, but not everyone knows in Egyptian mythology.

God Sekhmet has a lion head, representing the dark power of the Sun, a symbol of war and vengeance. However, the main task of the god is to protect the solar disk. Sekhmet can cause an epidemic but can also stop it. So, the Egyptian people were very afraid and respected this goddess.

According to legend, after a fierce fighting, if the blood thirst of the god was not satisfied, Sekhmet began slaughtering all living creatures throughout the land. And to appease her, the gods sent a vial of blood-like medicine, to contain Sekhmet's madness.

3. Evil Chernobog

Chernobog is considered a god representing evil and death.

The ferocious evil spirits in myths are remembered with scary, scary. And in the myth of the Slavs, the evil god Chernobog was praised by folk with fear.

Evil god Czernobog or Chernobog - probably the predecessor of the Devil in Christianity. Chernobog is considered a god representing evil and death. It was an extremely brutal god, taking the pain of others as a pastime.

Evil is also present in the name of the god, Chernobog means 'the black god' - the Black God . In stark contrast to Chernobog, the god represents all the good in the Slavic myth - Belobog - the white god.