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Who is this sheep of yours, oh, great ancestress of the Sordun people?! And who is the plains?! And the night?! And the star? WHO ARE ALL THESE ENTITIES! And most importantly: how does Clusia know about them?
– Your story touches my soul, – Rurek lied incredibly convincingly. – I have one too! Listen! There was once a city, and people lived in that city. And they didn't want peace, but they really wanted war. The people divided themselves into two organizations, each believing in its own truth and began to condemn the other's truth in every way. And they fought, and fought, and fought. No one could win in that confrontation! But suddenly, bad news came: strangers invaded the city! Treacherous snake-people! And the two organizations put aside their differences, united, and repelled the enemy! That battle was bloody, but the city stood, and the snake-people fled back where they came from. The moral of this story is: the most important thing in life is friendship, not hostility!
This is a normal story, albeit greatly simplified. The original had a lot of violence and depraved scenes.
– Your story touches my soul, – Rurek lied incredibly convincingly. – I have one too! Listen! There was once a city, and people lived in that city. And they didn't want peace, but they really wanted war. The people divided themselves into two organizations, each believing in its own truth and began to condemn the other's truth in every way. And they fought, and fought, and fought. No one could win in that confrontation! But suddenly, bad news came: strangers invaded the city! Treacherous snake-people! And the two organizations put aside their differences, united, and repelled the enemy! That battle was bloody, but the city stood, and the snake-people fled back where they came from. The moral of this story is: the most important thing in life is friendship, not hostility!
This is a normal story, albeit greatly simplified. The original had a lot of violence and depraved scenes.