Everybody loves a good story. Humans have been telling stories for millennia - and many of them are horror stories. * Most people today think of faeries as dainty little pixies who fly around granting wishes. However, the people of the Middle Ages feared the wrath of the Fair Folk, and few were more vile than the Nuckelavee. A formless specter living off the coast of Orkney, this foul faerie would rise from the depths of the ocean and take the form of a massive, skinless black-blooded horse with its "rider" fused to its back from his waist down. The horse head had a single blazing eye and a mouthful of vicious teeth, while the "rider" had an oversized head that rolled about on its undersized neck, and long, muscular arms that ended with razor sharp claws. This monster was an Omnicidal Ma