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... In the manga, most Lemures were small, dark, formless creatures that attacked in large groups. Huey himself regards them with contempt, saying that their loyalty is false because they see him only as a means to the end of becoming immortal, and that they are not competent enough to carry out a hostage-taking operation without Chané's help. Their leader (who receives direct orders from Huey) is Goose Perkins. In Roman mythology, Lemures (sometimes called Larvae, though Larvae refer to malevolent spirits of deceased family members who roam the house, terrifying the living family members) were spirits of the dead who were malevolent. They were 1 of 2 classes of Roman spirits of the dead (the other were Lares, which were benevolent). They are the restless souls of evil people, wandering through the landscape at night, terrifying the living. The Lemuria/Lemuralia was held on May 9th, 11th, 13th to appease (using black beans) and/or scare them away (using loud noises). Enemy in Shadow Hearts: Covenant Lemures is one of Necrid's weapons in Soulcalibur II. Lemures (singular: lemur) are angry Roman ghosts that haunt several Italian cities. Maria di Angelo used to tell her children Bianca and Nico di Angelo about the lemures of Venice. Nico recounts this to Frank Zhang and Hazel Levesque when they were in Venice.

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Enemy in Shadow Hearts: Covenant In Roman mythology, Lemures (sometimes called Larvae, though Larvae refer to malevolent spirits of deceased family members who roam the house, terrifying the living family members) were spirits of the dead who were malevolent. They were 1 of 2 classes of Roman spirits of the dead (the other were Lares, which were benevolent). They are the restless souls of evil people, wandering through the landscape at night, terrifying the living. The Lemuria/Lemuralia was held on May 9th, 11th, 13th to appease (using black beans) and/or scare them away (using loud noises). The small mammal, the Lemur was named by Carolus Linnaeus after the Lemures from mythology because of their large eyes, bizarre noises they make, and nocturnal existence. In the manga, most Lemures were small, dark, formless creatures that attacked in large groups. Lemures (singular: lemur) are angry Roman ghosts that haunt several Italian cities. Maria di Angelo used to tell her children Bianca and Nico di Angelo about the lemures of Venice. Nico recounts this to Frank Zhang and Hazel Levesque when they were in Venice. Huey himself regards them with contempt, saying that their loyalty is false because they see him only as a means to the end of becoming immortal, and that they are not competent enough to carry out a hostage-taking operation without Chané's help. Their leader (who receives direct orders from Huey) is Goose Perkins. Lemures is one of Necrid's weapons in Soulcalibur II. ...

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