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In the old days a monster creature Basilisk, lived in the underground part of Bastion of Vilnius . It had a tail of a snake and a head of a rooster. It was said that nobody could survive the terrible glare of the basilisk - everyone who saw would die instantly.

After rumours about it spread across the country, people would try to defeat the creature in every possible way. But even the most courageous would die, until one day...

A fearless young man showed up and decided he could outsmart the basilisk. He heard that in faraway countries there were finely polished metal plates capable of reflecting an image. During one of his journeys, he managed to get the precious object, which was what we now know as a mirror. Having summoned up his courage, the young man walked through the cave of the basilisk. As soon as the monster crawled out, the young man rushed forward with the mirror pointing at the basilisk. The monster began to roar loudly when he saw himself in the reflection...and fell down dead!

So there you have it, the basilisk was killed by his own reflection. It is said that sometimes a horrific howl can still be heard in the catacombs of the bastion, where the monster lived a long time ago. You can visit the site yourself, but be sure to bring a mirror just in case! Because old people of Vilnius still say that Basilisk is alive, living lonely under the streets of the capital city and that in a spooky night while walking alone, you should never watch under your feet because you can catch Basilisk’s look.