In the old days, demons wore their terror boldly, masked in vivid horrors that made even the bravest tremble. In Andean cosmovision, these spirits were cunning predators, luring innocent girls into the depths of darkness with a siren’s deceitful call. Today, their tactics have evolved. No longer bold and brash, they slip into the shadows of our thoughts, preying on the unwary with twisted intentions. Coven Hunters by Marisol Lira reimagines this ancient folklore, where demon scouts create tempting offers and false promises, searching for new souls to join their coven.See FAQ for submission details!

On the Wailing Plains (Llanuras Llorosas), masked hunters roam the unearthly land, searching for victims. Speaking in strange tongues, their meaning is unknown, but their intentions are clear. Here, innocence is a currency that must be paid.

In The Temptation (La Tentación), the hunters appear small, almost microscopic. They offer the cure to all your worldly problems—an easy fix, a simple promise to join the coven.

In The Payment (El Pago), the hunters become the collectors, their hands reaching from all sides to claim what is owed. The payment for beauty is unavoidable—a debt that must be paid.

In The Auction House (La Casa de Subastas), souls are bartered, payments change hands, and designs are drawn in the sky. The hunters orchestrate the bidding, their grins growing with each fate sealed. Here, nothing is sacred, and everyone has a price.

In the old days, demons wore their terror boldly, masked in vivid horrors that made even the bravest tremble. In Andean cosmovision, these spirits were cunning predators, luring innocent girls into the depths of darkness with a siren’s deceitful call. Today, their tactics have evolved. No longer bold and brash, they slip into the shadows of our thoughts, preying on the unwary with twisted intentions. Coven Hunters by Marisol Lira reimagines this ancient folklore, where demon scouts create tempting offers and false promises, searching for new souls to join their coven.See FAQ for submission details!

On the Wailing Plains (Llanuras Llorosas), masked hunters roam the unearthly land, searching for victims. Speaking in strange tongues, their meaning is unknown, but their intentions are clear. Here, innocence is a currency that must be paid.

In The Temptation (La Tentación), the hunters appear small, almost microscopic. They offer the cure to all your worldly problems—an easy fix, a simple promise to join the coven.

In The Payment (El Pago), the hunters become the collectors, their hands reaching from all sides to claim what is owed. The payment for beauty is unavoidable—a debt that must be paid.

In The Auction House (La Casa de Subastas), souls are bartered, payments change hands, and designs are drawn in the sky. The hunters orchestrate the bidding, their grins growing with each fate sealed. Here, nothing is sacred, and everyone has a price.

In the old days, demons wore their terror boldly, masked in vivid horrors that made even the bravest tremble. In Andean cosmovision, these spirits were cunning predators, luring innocent girls into the depths of darkness with a siren’s deceitful call. Today, their tactics have evolved. No longer bold and brash, they slip into the shadows of our thoughts, preying on the unwary with twisted intentions. Coven Hunters by Marisol Lira reimagines this ancient folklore, where demon scouts create tempting offers and false promises, searching for new souls to join their coven.See FAQ for submission details!

On the Wailing Plains (Llanuras Llorosas), masked hunters roam the unearthly land, searching for victims. Speaking in strange tongues, their meaning is unknown, but their intentions are clear. Here, innocence is a currency that must be paid.

In The Temptation (La Tentación), the hunters appear small, almost microscopic. They offer the cure to all your worldly problems—an easy fix, a simple promise to join the coven.

In The Payment (El Pago), the hunters become the collectors, their hands reaching from all sides to claim what is owed. The payment for beauty is unavoidable—a debt that must be paid.

In The Auction House (La Casa de Subastas), souls are bartered, payments change hands, and designs are drawn in the sky. The hunters orchestrate the bidding, their grins growing with each fate sealed. Here, nothing is sacred, and everyone has a price.