Malevolent entities

The term "malevolent entities" refers to a classification of paranormal entities that display negative or outright belligerent behavior towards humans, whether in perireality or in the Other. Such behavior is the only variable that unites these entities together, as their individual compositions, motives, and origins are all disparate or remain unknown.

Several malevolent entities, along with those of ambivalent and benevolent natures, make their appearances across the world either erratically or in patterns.

History
The presence of malevolent entities coinciding with humanity's existence has been confirmed through countless archaeological expeditions across the world, revealing art and literature from ancient civilizations that depicted unique beings and deities walking alongside that of early man. One important finding relating to this notion was the information found in the Tomb of Kambatet, an excavation site that was situated along the Upper Nile River in Egypt. The paintings along the tomb displayed a tall, dark humanoid figure surrounded on the left and the right by flattened corpses of what seemed to be sacrifices, with adherents to a still-unidentified sect assembled in its front. The tomb itself was later found to host a room that hosted several mummified corpses arranged in a systematic, interlocked pattern around a raised and barren pedestal. The entity itself was identified as Kambatet, but no modern research in Egypt or elsewhere has verified this entity's existence.

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