Jussuf's Things Fall Apart

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A very long time ago, a great tiger named Jussuf was the biggest tiger of them all. Jussuf is as big as a fifty different men combined. He ate herds of animals as just as a snack. Everything feared him even his own family. In return, he feared nothing at all. I even heard such stories of him that he’s the reason the dinosaur no longer roam the earth. His mighty roar could be heard around the world. He lived in a giant cave atop a mountain. Before this time there was no wind or breeze. Everything and everyone knew him. When he walked the floor rumbled and everything near by panicked. Even nature was afraid of it has created. The beast was unkillable, man tried everything in it power to top the beast but no luck.

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