The Legend Of Riku's Monster

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There was a guy who had never met his natural father in one village. He lived in peace. He often went out and adventured into forests or mountains with a friend of his as kids do out of their curiosity. His name is Riku. He spent most of time with the friend. His name is Heracles.
He was so courageous and that he had beaten a great number of monsters that used to threaten people in their village. He was also well-known as a son of Zeus. His father was a son of Cronos and ruled as a king of gods. Riku liked such a great guy and deeply respected him.
One night, Riku’s mother had a nightmare. In her nightmare, a little wicked demon came up to her and whispered in nasty tones, “ I’m taking away light and sound of your entire life.” In the
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Suddenly, a huge thing showed up and two eyes stared at two men, perceiving their presence. “ Enicidem! I’ve come to have your blood!” Riku said. Two eye moved angrily toward Riku. The monster elevated its neck upward and struck with its head to the surface. Two guys were pushed back to the opening gof the cave. The monster swiftly moved under the sea and came out of the cave, showing its entire body. It was as big as a mountain behind the monster. Heracles jumped to its back, piercing its back with his sword. The monster began shaking off Heracles. Riku saw Heracles sticking on the monster’s back and He tried to jump to the monster but he could not land on its body and plunged into the sea. The monster opened its huge mouth and threw its head to the point where Riku dropped. The monster swallowed him. Heracles used his two swords skillfully and moved to its chest. The monster went down into the sea and swam at the grate speed to get him off. When the monster stood again, Heracles thrusted the monster’s stomach and opened it, holding Riku’s arm. He pulled
Riku from the monster’s stomach but after he throw Riku back to the boat, the monster’s finger

went through his body. That was crucial enough to kill Heracles at an instant. Riku cried out

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