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Once, long ago in the medieval times of
England there was a warder, a person who travels land for absolutely no
reason except to destroy evil. One day the warder sensed evil in a forest
close to his hut and went deep into the vast ocean of green to find the
horror. |
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Soon after a day and one night of searching
he went to sleep. But when he awoke he found himself somewhere so barren and
so charred and burned that it was as if it was pure evil. He walked a little
and found himself face to face with the biggest, tallest, blackest, most
frightening wolf like creature ever. The wolf had huge size in width and at
least five feet tall. It also had a long muzzle and the sharpest longest
fangs that he thought should belong to a miniature Woolly Mamoth. Then the
wolf talked to him. He said that the warder had trespassed the Dark forest
and was to be killed, on punishment of trespassing and finding the
underground land. Then the warder (all warders are supposed to be the best
fighters in the land) drew his mighty sword and charged. |
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Right before the warder struck the wolf it
changed into a bird. "What are you, you fiend!" asked the warder.
"I am the shape shifter of evil and I am
invincible," cried the bird. So the warder drew his bow and started to shoot
the arrows like he was the god of arrows. But again the shape shifter
changed and became a snake with a dark green and black diamond pattern and
fangs large enough to go through a full-grown mans leg. Then as if a signal
came the snake grew to at least two hundred feet long and five feet wide.
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The warder got only one second of thought
before he had to run for his life. He had to run as fast as he could, at
least fifteen miles an hour, and as he ran he got an idea that had only one
chance and if it worked he would be victorious. He looked around and saw a
sword at least eight to nine feet long. So he hid and waited for the tail of
the snake to get close to the sword and then he would strike. |
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The time came and with all his might he
hauled that large steel sword up and brought it down so hard and so strongly
that the blade drove into and out of the snake and into the rock ground and
went all the way down to the scabbard (the handle) and got the snake stuck.
Then he swerved between trees and boulders running away from the long body
as hard as he could and soon the snake was in a heap of tight knots and was
stuck. Then the warder took out his sword and said his victory words, "Evil
can not win, ever." And then he struck the head and killed the shape
shifter. The monster immediately melted into black ooze and then evaporated.
All of a sudden he found himself out of the wasteland and back in the green
forest. As quick as he could he got his stuff and left the forest. When he
got home he put his sword on the wall and decided to retire, there, in his
little hut, he lived in happiness for the years to come. |