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The curse of the Qudrwolf is a legend that has captivated people's imaginations for centuries. According to the tale, anyone who encounters a Qudrwolf is doomed to suffer a terrible fate. The Qudrwolf is said to be a fearsome creature with the body of a wolf and four heads. Its four heads represent different characteristics: rage, despair, greed, and deceit. Each head possesses its own unique power, making the Qudrwolf a formidable adversary. Legend has it that if one looks into the eyes of the Qudrwolf, they will be cursed for the rest of their days.

witch in the cellar, she knows
won't let me leave it behind
witch in the cellar, she knows
taking control over my mind

I know you re lurking in the shadows I can t see you but I feel you on my skin In my brain, try to drive to me to the gallows frozen autumn hear your cackle in the wind. I awaken, the strike of midnight paralyzed in a dreadful, icy sweat cause I m afraid that the Devil s got a daughter and he sent her out collecting on his debts I begged her to leave me you know I begged her to leave me alone but she laughed in my face and she followed me all the way home.

Legend has it that if one looks into the eyes of the Qudrwolf, they will be cursed for the rest of their days. The curse manifests in various ways, depending on the individual. Some claim to experience relentless nightmares, haunted by the Qudrwolf's haunting howls and blood-red eyes.

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lyrics

I know you're lurking in the shadows
I can't see you but I feel you on my skin
In my brain, try to drive to me to the gallows
frozen autumn hear your cackle in the wind

I awaken, the strike of midnight
paralyzed in a dreadful, icy sweat
'cause I'm afraid that the Devil's got a daughter
and he sent her out collecting on his debts
I begged her to leave me
you know I begged her to leave me alone
but she laughed in my face
and she followed me all the way home

witch in the cellar, she knows
won't let me leave it behind
witch in the cellar, she knows
taking control over my mind

I wanted riches, I wanted power
I let you temp me with the nectar from your fruit
and now I'm paying for the sins of my decisions
my soul is burning and there's nothing I can do
I begged her to leave me
you know I begged her to leave me alone
but she laughed in my face
and she moved right into my home

witch in the cellar, she knows
wont let me leave it behind
witch in the cellar, she knows
taking control over my mind

you know your spell has infected my heart
nothing can help when the magic's this dark
you know your spell has infected my heart
I should have known, should have known from the start
won't you please let me, please let me go

witch in the cellar, she knows
wont let me leave it behind
witch in the cellar, she knows
taking control over my mind

Others speak of being consumed by an insatiable hunger for power and wealth, unable to find contentment no matter how much they obtain. The curse of the Qudrwolf is said to have befallen many throughout history, from kings and rulers to common folk. It is believed that even the most valiant and virtuous individuals are not immune to its effects. The curse is said to prey upon the weaknesses and desires of those who encounter the Qudrwolf, amplifying them until they consume the individual entirely. Stories of those affected by the curse often serve as cautionary tales, warning against the dangers of succumbing to one's vices and allowing oneself to be blinded by desire. The curse of the Qudrwolf reminds us that our actions have consequences and that we must always be mindful of the choices we make. While the curse of the Qudrwolf may be nothing more than a legend, it serves as a reminder of the power of our own inner demons. It reminds us to be vigilant and self-aware, lest we fall victim to our own desires and be consumed by the curse that resides within us all..

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