Maxerwell Myth

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Maxerwell thought he a god so he protected his city, but he was a normal person. In the middle of a bull leaping contest he came face to face with a person. He was a bad man named Water. Maxerwell tried to fight him but he lost. He lost his town and ran away. He began practicing how to fight him. He said to himself, “I am a god. I am a god. I am a god.”

He returned lather that week. Water said, “You are not a god.” As Maxerwell rushed to fight him. They punched and kicked. Maxerwell was winning but Water was a god.Then he used his powers to shoot and he made an earthquake, Maxerwell lost. Maxerwell think about i have to use his powers. Then he tried but he did not use his powers. Next month later he came back and he’s town has black towers

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