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Turn 60 to Solver ---
Turn 59 pg rank:
Fraze
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Kralj Matjaz
King Thor
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Turn 62 to Solver -- Native Americans are happy.
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Crewe, Cheshire,UK
Sep 2000
time: 05:13
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Extract from The book of the Inca : Chapter 26, Verse 16
The Holy Frazer, Grand Inca walked through the garden of his great estate ahead of the low sun of the early autumn. He was accompanied by a promising young acolyte of the holy order.
‘Are you really the great god and spirit of the Inca’ questioned the young man to his elder with innocence.
‘Not exactly, but I bare his name and I am responsible for guiding his will in the leadership of the Inca, for the span of my mortal life’ replied the solemn leader repeating a well practised answer to a frequent question..
‘Does Frazer guide the Spanish too?’
‘Who told you of the Spanish?’
‘There are rumours in town of a different god by the name of Solver’
‘I do not know if he is god or man, but he demands too much’
The acolyte was taken aback by the uncertain tone of the man who was supposedly favoured and informed by the gods.
‘The Sprits do not tell you all, then ?’ it came from the young voice as a whimper
Holding back the anger from this impertinent question Frazer replied with a another question ‘Why did the god Frazer command the building of the Labyrinth?’
‘So the Incan nation would prosper, because we are the chosen people and the barbarians will be defeated or join us in our rightful triumph’ came another well practised reply, this time from the acolyte.
‘Are all none Inca’s barbarians?’ questioned Frazer
‘I don’t understand your question’
‘We may be the chosen people but we will have to fight to remain the choice of gods, all is not with us. I do not want War or enemies but I can not give away what is promised to the people. So we must prepare.’
The young acolyte ran away with the tears of one whose innocence prevents understanding. The baffled deity was left alone to contemplate, in the gathering gloom.
[This message has been edited by Fraze (edited April 26, 2001).]
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Good story Holy Frazer! So it seems the Incan are NOT happy then. As they seem to be preparing for something... it seems that it may be WAR!
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20-04-2001 09:59
. Now you make me feel bad for saying those things! That was NOT a pile of junk, it was GOOD! And you are NOT a jerk! How can I be so hard on someone who is ten times harder upon himself?!
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And what about the Incans and Germans? Are they happy as well?
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