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Attendant Demon's Ritual Maraca
A small, hollow percussion instrument carved from dark wood with loose internal beads or pellets, held by the attendant demon as both a diagnostic tool and ritual implement. The maraca’s sharp, commanding clatter confirms supernatural presence to the spiritually unaware while asserting the demon’s authority during ceremonial encounters tied to the Great Snake’s folklore. Its rattling serves dual purposes: signaling hidden penalties in rituals and punctuating demands for tribute (coin or physical interaction) in the marketplace, where its metallic bursts fracture ambient festive noise to control crowds and mark moments of grim obligation.
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