Editing Abenaki mythology (section)

=== Beings of the Present Age ===
*Alom-bag-winno-sis or '''Alom-begwi-no-sis''' - a mischievous, dwarfish race of men upsets [[canoe]]s, that can increase or decrease body size at will; they also own a pot which can transform a few kernels of [[maize]] into a huge quantity; seeing one supposedly foretells a [[death]] by [[drowning]]
*[[Ask-wee-da-eed]] - a fire-elemental, identified as a [[will o' the wisp]], that brings bad luck and death, also connected with [[comet]]s and [[meteor]]s
*[[Atsolowas]] - a [[trickster]]. 
*Awa-hon-do z - [[insect]] spirits that bite humans
*[[Awes-kon-wa]] - a small, flying sprite, associated with the [[Mohawk nation|Mohawk]] tribe
*Batsolowanagwes - a benign trickster
*[[Bedig-wajo]] (western Abenaki) or [[Ktaden]] (eastern Abenaki) - a [[culture hero]]
*[[Chibaiskweda]] - [[marsh gas]], supposedly caused by the [[ghost]] of an improperly buried [[corpse]]
*Do-gakw-ho-wad - small men who prop the jaws of animals open with sticks in order to avoid being eaten
*Dzee-dzee-bon-da - a [[monster]], so ugly that even he is terrified of his own appearance
*Ko-gok - another monster
*Lo-lol - a frightening monster
*M-ska-gwe-demoos - a [[swamp]]-dwelling woman, dressed in [[moss]] with moss for [[hair]]; she cries alone in the [[forest]] and is potentially dangerous
*Maski-mon-gwe-zo-os - a [[toad]] creature, seduces men and children and kills them, appears either as a [[partridge]] or a woman dressed in moss, with a belt made of [[Eastern arborvitae|arborvitae]] [[Bark (botany)|bark]]
*Meek-moos-ak - a pair of short [[twin]]s who seduce women, who are then cursed to never desire [[marriage]], kills [[hunter]]s during the [[winter]], possibly a personification of the [[Mi'kmaq people|Mi'kmaq]] tribe
*N-dam-keno-wet - a half-fish, half-human creature with a small face and long hair, [[Sexual assault|molest]]s bathing women
*P-skig-demo-os - a female creature, slays men and children
*Pak-zin-skwa - an ugly, old woman
*Pim-skwa-wagen-owad - small, aquatic, pinching creatures
*[[Pukwudgie|Pok-wejee-men]] - small creatures, created from the [[Bark (botany)|bark]] of the [[ash tree]]
*Tsa-tsamolee-as - the noisy, [[clown]]ish fool
*Tsi-noo - a person whose [[heart]] is made of [[ice]] and has no [[soul]]; he eats the souls of others for sustenance and strength. See also the [[Chenoo]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=Chenoo, the Ice Giant (Chenu, Jinu, Chinu) |url=http://www.native-languages.org/chenoo.htm |access-date=2022-09-17 |website=www.native-languages.org}}</ref>
*Wana-games-ak - river-dwelling creatures with faces so narrow, they are essentially [[two-dimensional]], friendly creatures that warned the Abenaki of coming attacks