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A Kingdom In Waiting

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August 26, 2015

 

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Virous hopped off his horse and opened the small door to the structure. Within was the entire Fandi Clan, from the chief to the children of the clan. After Virous introduced himself and showed the chief his scroll from the Pharaoh, the Fandi clan told Virous where to find the giant. Due to their fear of Mitocas the Fandi's remained in the tiny hut...
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Virous then traveled alone to the Fandi River where he met Mitocas, the largest and most bitter of all giants. "Why are you hurting the Fandi's and taking over their river?" asked young Virous. "It's rather simple, they denied me of my request," said the giant Mitocas. "And what was your request," asked young Virous...
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