Apephis: A Fictional Narrative

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From his window, he sneered as he saw Synthia skipping around his castle with the cloaks he wanted so desperately in her hand and he gave a frustrated groan. Absinthe, Apephis’s minotaur, growled in anger.
“Wait Absinthe”, Apephis ordered, “just watch her foolish actions become her downfall.”
“Come out Apephis, you three-eyed dummy! I bet you’re so jealous!” Synthia giggled.
Apephis lost it. He roared with all the rage in his cold, black soul and screamed, “NOW ABSINTHE!”

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