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March 13, 2012 at 10:23 am #1464
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    Tales of Tw'Elves

    “King Apil-Sin, king Apil-Sin!” Smuftar shouted, as he smashed through the royal palace doors.

    “I bring grave tidings. We have word that a great bright flash-of-a-light came swiftly down from the heavens and into our kingdoms gardens. Our armored men were so scared that they lost their bowls in an instant, and ran into the hills screaming.” exclaimed Smuftar.

    “I see. That must have been Zu-the winged lion.” sighed king Apil-Sin.

    King Apil-Sin pondered for a moment, and then some more, and then decided he was done pondering.

    “That explains the disappearance of the purple flowers.” exclaimed king Apil-Sin!

    Smuftar tilted his head.

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