Kludde

Kludde was a monster. It freely roamed the Flemish countryside and played mischievous tricks on anyone it came across. Kludde's appearance was striking. It had an imposing figure, and resembled a large black dog.

As a shapeshifter, Kludde could assume any identity it wanted to. In different stories, it has appeared in different forms. However, there was a tell-tale feature that immediately gave Kludde away. You would know that you had encountered Kludde if you spotted two bright blue flames dancing around the creature.

These bright blue flames are Kludde's eyes. If you were to run into a black dog, or any other animal in the dark in the Flemish countryside, always look out for two blue lights.

Kludde is not a benevolent entity. It's a monster that is known for pulling its victims to a watery grave. Kludde is often found near water bodies. It lives in the water. And if any children strayed too far in the country and accidentally came to a body of water Kludde was hiding in, their lives could be in danger.

There are other places that Kludde enjoys hiding in as well. These include the hollow of trees, under desolate bridges, and other places where they might run into people who have strayed. Kludde is extremely fast, and also possesses the ability to talk like a human. It's extremely difficult to outrun Kludde. It's believed that when an evil witch or wizard dies, then Kludde is born from their remains. This mythical creature got its name from the sound it makes while running. It says 'Kludde, Kludde' as it chases its victims.