Wild Hunt

The Wild Hunt is a folklore motif (ATU E501) that historically occurs in European folklore. Wild Hunts typically involve a ghostly or supernatural group of hunters passing in wild pursuit. It is used by the Osiris Club on regulary basis for therie tradition.

The concept was developed based on comparative mythology by Jacob Grimm in Deutsche Mythologie (1835) as a folkloristic survival of Germanic pagan tradition, but comparable folk myths are found throughout Northern, Western and Central Europe.[3] Grimm popularised the term Wilde Jagd ("Wild Hunt") for the phenomenon.

The "Wild Hunt " is long traditional event as well as group that involes in slaying Giants in English countryside. The group is of English nobility that wears green/white clothings with cape and several black armor around there legs and arms, they also wear mask expect for the Master of the Hunt.

The group is led by Master of the Hunt who unlike the rest of his companions wears a head of elk in the honor of therie tradtion. In order to kill and slay a Giant the group weilds electric Spears that are connected to on therie motors that they carry on therie backs, the Spears although when fired upon a Giant or a demons hybrid such as Hellboy wont be killed just stuned.