"The Riverside Capybaras"
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Long ago, on the shadowy banks of the Paraibuna River in Juiz de Fora, in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, there exists a legend that whispers through the dark corners of the city. It is said that the capybaras that inhabit the waterfront are not simple animals, but guardians of a sinister secret.
It is told that on nights of the waxing moon, the capybaras transform into monstrous creatures, with glowing eyes and sharp fangs. On these dark nights, they emerge from the murky waters of the river and roam the deserted streets of the city, searching for unsuspecting souls.
The elders say that those who dare to wander the banks of the Paraibuna during the waxing moon risk encountering these terrifying creatures. Reports speak of missing travelers near the bus terminal, their fates shrouded in mystery, leaving only blurred footprints in the mud along the riverbanks.
Some believe that the monstrous capybaras are the embodiment of the vengeful spirits of the ancient indigenous inhabitants of the region, who were unjustly driven from their lands. Others say they are guardians of a lost treasure at the river's bottom, willing to protect their treasure at any cost.
Regardless of the truth behind the legend, one thing is certain: the capybaras of the Paraibuna River waterfront remain a source of mystery and fear for the city's residents, who avoid the riverbanks during the waxing moon nights, fearing to encounter these shadowy creatures, their sinister legends, and facing the end of their lives.
Awesome urban legend, one can imagine the change on nights with waxing moon taking place, bet the children go to bed early over that part of the month.
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