Walu / Wally is a name or nickname that circulated among those who frequented the circle of the demon Andromalius in Paris in 1648. Its only trace is a question from someone who had known him: ¿se acuerdan que decía Walu? (“do you remember what Walu used to say?”). He is a remembered voice, not a documented presence.
His name was spoken in connection with the same circles in which Andromalius manifested during the days at the Cour des Miracles.
Open questions
- Whether Walu was an alias from the Cour des Miracles or a tavern nickname is not stated.
See also
- Andromalius
- Yankee: another name of uncertain identity in the same corpus.
- Marsilio Fountaine: a figure of the same circles.