There he barged in and screamed "Grendel the Devourer! Come talk with me if you wish to end your hunt for Skittles!" Grendel slithered down from his room and Beowulf got a full picture of the scaled, snake-like beast who had been stealing Skittles. "What do you want?" hissed Grendel. "I am offering you the ability to create Skittles from anything if you agree to leave the village alone" proposed Beowulf...
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"What do you want?" hissed Grendel. "I am offering you the ability to create Skittles from anything if you agree to leave the village alone" proposed Beowulf. "How do you plan to do that" asked Grendel. "I am Beo the Producer, I know that you are Grendel the Exhauster and I am here to help the village and you by teaching you to create Skittles" explained Beowulf...
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