They scattered,my legs I told them go straight but they didn't they wanted to go their own way and to me it was very confusing,you see I'm a Centipede my legs are suppose to go where I go. but tonight they had their own mind made up what do I ? I decided to take action they either go with me or they go their own seperate ways. So one by one they seperated from my body and left I was then helpless my legs were my life they made me go,now what I was moving like a slug hours passed I couldn't move so naturally I ate what was around me,which wasn't then to much,my legs on the other hand,were having a good time they were running jumping and playing but soon learned they had to eat but couldn't do it without me so they came back and we learned we needed one another , We couldn't survive without each other.end.
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