The Visitor of Reduction

From the description: A constant storm seems to be over the village of Leirbag. The constant downpour started some weeks ago after yet another newborn disappeared, the family being aware of it early in the morning. To top it off, nobody is allowed to the cemetery and place of prayers. The followers say that currently no further visitors are allowed as they are focusing their energies and prayers on the disappearances and further visitors would only disrupt it. Based on the M’Boi Guaçu story from the missions’ or reductions’ in South America. In Tupi, M’Boi means snake and Guaçu, means big, so it is understanding that you can have different stories carrying the same name for the creature and portraying different characteristics. This is the traditional story of the giant snake of Saint Miguel reduction.