fire-breathing

Chimera · salience 1

“The Chimera's most fearsome attribute is its ability to breathe fire, a trait that has made it one of the most dreaded monsters in Greek lore.”

Khalkotauroi · salience 0.95

“The most striking feature of the Khalkotauroi is their ability to breathe fire, a trait that makes them both awe-inspiring and terrifying.”

Typhon · salience 0.9

“His ability to hurl mountains and breathe fire made him a force of nature incarnate, embodying the volatile and destructive aspects of the earth itself.”

Headless Mule · salience 0.8

“This supernatural equine is described as a large, powerful mule without a head, its neck ending in a stump from which bright flames erupt, illuminating its path through the darkness.”

Leviathan · salience 0.8

“Legend speaks of Leviathan's breath as being capable of igniting the very waters around it, creating a terrifying display of steam and fire upon the ocean's surface.”

Mušḫuššu · salience 0.6

“The Mushusshu's loyalty is unwavering, and it will defend its charges with relentless determination, using its powerful claws, razor-sharp teeth, and in some accounts, the ability to breathe fire or poison.”

Kiyo

“The concealment fails; Kiyo is not fooled, and she coils around the bell and unleashes a blast of dragon-fire that melts the metal and kills the priest hidden within.”

Kulshedra

“The serpent form called bolla — the name survives among the kulshedra's own variations — has faceted silver eyes, four legs, a long snaky body, and small wings; with the years it matures into the kulshedra proper, growing horns and nine tongues, its wings enlarging, and gaining the breath of fire.”

Sesha

“The compendia preserve the fiercer half of the office as well: each of the thousand heads is venomous and can spit fire, and at the end of each kalpa — each world-age — the serpent's burning destroys creation so that it can be made anew.”

Stihi

“She is a female dragon, she breathes fire, and she has one recorded occupation: the greedy guarding of her treasure trove.”