The Creature Depicted In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

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It all began in the year 1198 BC, when a woman born in the town of Pallet in the province of Hoenn gave birth to something they thought was a mere child, but when she was born they realized that it was something beyond that. The creature, as they called it, was something peculiar, like a common baby, but very beautiful, strong, and with absurdly rapid reflexes. The creature, was agile, strong, and nervous, but docile with the nearest ones. One day, to such a creature, accidentally fell from a cliff in the city of pallet, where normally the sick and the elderly would throw themselves to kill themselves. Everyone thought she had died, but she was still alive! Decided to give it a name, and in honor of the mythical creature, gave its name of FNX, …show more content…
After some problems in treaties, a war was marked between Hoenn and Johto, where as promised, fnx contributed much to the victory of Johto, his former captains were astonished how fnx managed to return so well and fit, the true fallen, and his arm Right, "cold god" were delighted with what had happened, and also with fear, for they knew what he was capable of. Was he the new god of war? Would he change the destiny of the seven provinces? Was Hoenn's domain just the beginning of everything? All feared fnx, but one day a warrior named Felopos challenged fnx to a duel, but
Felopos had a card up his sleeve, he had a weapon, which was given to him by God
"fer", known with the God of Strategies . With this weapon, Felopos was almost an immortal, but it was not, the same was considered a SK, or a super king. The battle was agonizing and incessant, it lasted long, but Felopos won, many still doubted whether he had actually won, or was any more trick of the "new god of war." After the battle, they did not locate the body of fnx, nor any It is not known exactly what happened with fnx, only if it is known that one day it can return, and with

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