Japanese & Korean urban legends

Teke Teke

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There is a story about a young boy who was leaving school one evening when he heard a noise behind him. Looking back, he saw a beautiful girl sitting at a window. The girl had her arms propped up on the window sill and was just staring out at h I m. He wondered why she was there, because it was an all-boys school.

When she saw him looking back at her, the girl smiled and hugged herself so that she was holding her elbows. The suddenly, she leaped out the window and landed on the ground outside. The boy realized with horror, that she was missing the lower half of her body.

She made her way towards him, clawing along the ground and running on her elbows making a teke-teke-teke-teke-teke. He tried to run, but he was frozen to the spot. Within seconds, she was upon him and she took out a scythe and cut him I half, making him onto one of her own.

When kids tell this story, they warn each other about Teke-Teke. They say she carries a sharpbsaw or a scythe, and of she catches you, she'll cut you in half and you'll become just like her. She is said to chase children who play at dusk. She is also known as ˝bata-bata˝ (again, the sound of it running on it's elbows) or ˝The girl that runs on her elbows.˝

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