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Long ago, there was a god named King Astirius, and he was the god of strength and power. He married the goddess of hope, Queen Chrysalis, and together they had two children. The first child was a boy, and his name was Aarathon. Their second child was a girl, and her name Dayla. They all lived together on Akithens, the most brightest and safest city for the Gods. One day, Serpentorous, the hateful and wicked snake from the underworld, decided to play a little trick on King Astirius and his family. King Astirius was given a medallion when he was a kid that gives him extra strength and power, and without it, he would be weak.
One day when everyone was sleeping, Serpentorous slithered through their castle and entered the King’s room. He cautiously removed the medallion from his neck and exited the castle. The next morning, the king awoke from his sleep and felt very weak. He noticed
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Aarathon was given a sword to help fight against monsters, and Dayla was given a wand that animates any non-living object. After they received their , they left for the underworld. They were following a black cracked path, that would lead them to Serpentorous’ castle. Surprisingly, while they were walking, a long vine grabbed Dayla and twisted her up in it. Aarathon tried cutting the vine but it didn’t work. Then, Dayla dropped her wand and it landed in the hands of her brother. He used it to to turn the tree alive, and when he did, the tree let her down. Aarathon and Dayla kept on walking despite the cold and windy weather, and then at last, they reached Serpentorous’ castle. The only way to get to the entrance was jumping from rock to rock, and if they fell, they would fall into a sea of lava. Aarathon went first, and Dayla quickly followed behind him. As they were hopping from rock to rock, a scaly lava monster with bright red skin approached them, causing trouble for the already troubled

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