The Golden Eagle Research Paper

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The Golden Eagle

In the beginning of our times, two powerful celestial one was called “Ezio” and the other “Crono”, both wanted to create something that can admire their power and greatness, so they start making a kind of base where they can locate their people, the bases were called “planets”. They create a lot of planets in different places in the space, but just two of them were able to locate the civilization; one was made by Crono which he gave the name of “Mars” and the other was made by Ezio which he gave the name of “earth”. Both tried to decide which planet to use so they tested on both planets. The planet Mars was the first in being tested, so both create some species of animals and place it on the planet, but some of them cannot
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The humans start a civilization in the planet and praise Ezio and Crono, then Ezio was in charge of giving life to new humans instead Crono was taking the life for those that are old. One day, Ezio fall in love with a mortal female named “Anthea” with it maintained a relation in which they had a son; The name of Ezio’s son was Alexander. When Crono hears of this get angered therefore, that son going to be half God and half human and would probably steal his reign.
So began a war between Crono and Ezio, in which time Crono uses dead humans to exterminate living humans, meanwhile the son of Anthea and Ezio grew hidden so as not to end up dead until at the age of 20 formed an army in his community of 555 warriors. The power of Ezio and Cronus was coming to an end so Ezio gave to his son an eagle-shaped gold amulet with which he gave him the abilities of an eagle, sight, agility and intelligence. Alexander control a powerful army that when joining more and more and more people became an enormous and powerful army that for the same Crono was impossible to

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