"Prav, Yav, and Nav," Amaryllis pointed at the top of the tree, the trunk, and down below the roots. "There are only three worlds in Slavic mythology. Where the Gods live, where humans live, and where the dead and demons live," Amaryllis added as she guided Aurea to Nav.
"The dead and demons? So they both live in the same place? What a shitty world," Aurea asked and looked at the giant entry in between the roots.
"Yes. The Slavic has no hell or heaven, and the dead go to Nav where they will remain and live eternally in a place with no living beings but the dead, a silent peace. Those who died prematurely, they will become demons, and they live not in Nav or Yav, they live somewhere in between," Amaryllis answered. "That is also the same in Norse mythology, the dead will go to Niflheim, and those who are chosen can live among the Gods. Bogatyrka is the Valkyrie in Slavic mythology," Amaryllis pointed out.
