The Blind Bloodletter Legends

Based in a fragment of reality, the Blind Bloodletter Legends are an informal series of horror legends, stories, and myths about the hunter who called herself the Blind Bloodletter. Known to be greatly exaggerated, and in fact encouraged to be, these stories are often told at gatherings of inhuman minors, especially sleepovers, campouts, and parties. Some variations, which tote the moral of "obey your parents," are told by inhuman adults to their kids.

Traits
All Blind Bloodletter Legends share a number of the same traits. Without these, the story is hardly a proper Blind Bloodletter Legend.
 * The focus of the story is always a blind hunter woman with a terrifying mask on her face. She always goes by the name of "the Blind Bloodletter."
 * The Bloodletter always travels with her pet/seeing eye fox (rarely, it's stated as her familiar).
 * The Bloodletter loves to kill or harm inhumans, the younger the better. Children and toddlers are the primary targets of the hunter.

Stories
There are many stories about the Bloodletter, and likely the library of such stories will continue to grow. For the most part, the newer a story is, the more terrifying and gruesome it is, as they tend to be exaggerated as time goes on.

The most commonly told is also the closest to the truth: Monsters, and especially monster children, who are obvious about being inhuman, are tracked down and killed by the Bloodletter and her pet fox. As time has passed, this has been expanded on by inhuman parents and babysitters to include not just those monster children who flaunt their true potential, but also those who stay up past bedtime, don't do their homework, refuse to eat their vegetables, pick on their siblings, or engage in other bad behaviors.

Children, and especially teenagers, have expanded on the legends and turned them into slumber party horror stories. Such variations have the Blind Bloodletter engaging in horrific activities that are far from the already terrifying truth. One legend states that she drains the blood of her targets and uses it as broth to cook a soup for her fox. Another says that she doesn't actually kill inhumans, but magically transforms them into foxes who are bound to do her bidding... the fox she has with her was once an inhuman child who has now developed a taste for the blood of other inhuman kids. Yet another says that she is always on the hunt for eyes, so that she can see. If an inhuman child opens their eyes in the dark (usually after bedtime), she'll be standing over them and will pluck them out. They only work for a day, though, so she's always on the hunt for more. This same variation often adds that if the child tries to scream for help, she plucks out their tongue and gives it to her fox so it can talk.