How Did Ryse Change The Apes Size And Behavior

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Ryse is a male, he has a bronze sword, gold armor, and a steel shield. He lived in Rome, and it was raining all day, and all night since the past 5 days. “Ryse I want to tell you a myth” the king said. “Ok father” Ryse said. “There once was a ape, and Dionysus accidentally changed the apes size, and behavior Dionysus was raving, but also joyful, because it was very special” the king said.
Then after a couple of hours everyone in Rome fell asleep, but then boom.
“What was that?” Ryse said.
“It is war get out there Ryse, and I will meet you out there, the king said.”
“Wait a second is that the myth The Bulky Ape stealing people like in the myth, Ryse said.” “Father the myth it’s here stealing our people, Ryse said.”
“Ryse luckily the myth

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