About: Malora Physiology

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/xoykDFxJFBgF02W_HRnEzw==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Users with this ability is or can transform into malora, also known as "the headless mule" (mula sem cabeça in Portuguese) or "priests wife", the malora, as it is called in the Hispanic versions, is actually a cursed woman who was damned for having a romance with a priest. Cursed by a witch whom she angered, she became the embodiment of her lust: an equine creature, since the horse symbolizes unrestrained desire, covered in the fires that represent her passion.

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rdf:type	dbkwik:resource/xoykDFxJFBgF02W_HRnEzw==
rdfs:label	Malora Physiology
rdfs:comment	Users with this ability is or can transform into malora, also known as "the headless mule" (mula sem cabeça in Portuguese) or "priests wife", the malora, as it is called in the Hispanic versions, is actually a cursed woman who was damned for having a romance with a priest. Cursed by a witch whom she angered, she became the embodiment of her lust: an equine creature, since the horse symbolizes unrestrained desire, covered in the fires that represent her passion.
dcterms:subject	Rare power Appearance Alteration Powers Supernatural Powers Fighting Power Bodily Functional Powers Personal Physical Powers Power with one user Animal-Based Abilities Mythological Mimicry Fire-Based Abilities Mammal Mimicry Horror-Themed Abilities Female powers
Row 1 info	Use the traits of malora
Row 1 title	Power/Ability to:
Box Title	Malora Physiology
Caption	A malora.
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imagewidth	300(xsd:integer)
BGCOLOR	lightblue
abstract	Users with this ability is or can transform into malora, also known as "the headless mule" (mula sem cabeça in Portuguese) or "priests wife", the malora, as it is called in the Hispanic versions, is actually a cursed woman who was damned for having a romance with a priest. Cursed by a witch whom she angered, she became the embodiment of her lust: an equine creature, since the horse symbolizes unrestrained desire, covered in the fires that represent her passion. The maloras head and lower parts are consumed by these fires, which prevent her from thinking and reasoning, thus she gallops through the night aimlessly during the full moon leaving trails of scorched earth behind her. Anyone who gets in her way is either trampled or burnt to a crisp. No one can mount her due to the fiery flames that exist in place of her hairs. The only way to free the woman from this curse is to take from her mouth the iron object that she bites, thus releasing her from her monster form.

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