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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ramaster" data-source="post: 8883841" data-attributes="member: 6687585">"In Brazil wisps are the fiery eyes of a serpent that only eats the eyes of others. Many cultures view will-o’-wisps as some sort of spirit or phantom; one Columbian story, for example, claims a will-o’-wisp is a flaming, ghostly grandmother. It is no surprise that the translation of will-o’-wisp in many languages is “ghost light”."I haven't finished the whole piece, which I assume is AMAZING as allways, but I think that on this sentence at the begining you meant to say "Colombian" instead of Columbian. "Colombian" meaning from the country "Colombia" instead of the other word, which relates to a place on the US.</blockquote>