(evil pie in the sky and the evil wizard would cry)
man i feel sorry for the poor doe's that the green dragon helped barbecue for the breakfast feast, no the dragon did not eat the least, not only did he eat all the left over food, he also ate the fancy seasonings lady peg used to make the feast taste good
as the dragon finished the last treats, the knight and lady peg conversed about the evil wizards defeats, for the evil wizard was also lady pegs enemy, which she confessed beating his behind a plenty
as everyone in the camp relaxed from the breakfast morning, high above their heads an evil bird of prey was watching and scorning, and through his eyes of sight, the evil wizard watched and prepared his next fight
as the evil eagle soared high above the camp, lady pegs magical falcon was swooping in for kill of the evil scamp
the falcon hit the evil eagle so hard, it almost tore him apart, the attack was so quick and precise, the evil wizard felt maybe his scouting trip was unwise, for he wondered in amazement how a small hawk could be so powerful and he surely did depise
as the falcon chopped the eagle down to size, the evil wizard began to loose vision from the evil birds eyes, down the big bird went, yes down to the ground evil eagle did get sent
lady peg and her new friends, enjoyed watching the fight to the very end
chaulk up one more victory for the lady and her falcon friend, for now they sure have the evil wizard pacing his fortress floor in his usual disgusting trend
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