' There the first brick has been lay down ,' said the young King,'in eight months are castle will be built and the Kingdom of Fujik then complete,' said young King Fujik Amd their new life would begin,they came from China leaving their old land and kingdom behind them. They heard about the land across the seas and negan making plans to journey across it, to the other land as well, Fujik had gathered the bravest men and the sexier women of his country and left,the women would populate the new kingdom and land even the journey across the seas was ueventful it was just getting their ship across made it eventful as it were keeping everyone happy and hopeful before getting there,when thry arrived that was a different matter they needed to find space that was yet taking and start building their kingdom here and they did,Finally King Fujik had a kingdom and a throne,his people that came with him were citizens of that kingdom, King Fujik had an army that protected that city and suddenly after a year of being buit they had their first battle,the battle with strange people called the Nannies,a kingdom built high o top the mountains but it was cold there all the time they a warmer place nicer place,now they came down from those mountains and saw the Kingdom of Fujik.And so not understanding one another the first battle between countries was fought .end
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The ancient kings of Whitehawk were all too aware of the temptation of magic. They could feel its threat, a presence in their courts, a serpent slithering at their feet, even entering into their beds.
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