Mylings are the ghosts of children who died of neglect or abandoned
in the wilderness to die. Most mylings seem less than 5-years-old. Their
bodies clearly show how they died. If they starved, they have bloated
bellies and emaciated limbs. If animals ate them, they have mauled
faces. If they froze to death, their skin has a bluish tint and hollow
eyes.
The most common myling forms after a teenage mother dumps her newborn
in a dumpster. The second myling forms in spite for children who get
lost in the woods and freeze to death. While the mother didn’t abandon
the child, the myling still blames its human mother.
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