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The Great Galliwasp's handicap

Phillip_Joubert
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Let this journey be the light in our darkness. Will none of you ever feel hunger again, for a member once told me that there are two paths . . . One path is hidden and one path is obvious. The right and the wrong . . . I have come to accept that I have chosen the obvious path, which is the wrong. I find comfort in knowing that wrong done for the right reasons is considered neither. A path in between love and hate, heaven and hell . . . the path that is not considered a choice but a will. A simple will to change what has been left in silence for thousands of years. The silence will be broken once and for all; our voices will be heard by the race that took the choice for granted. They burn each and every resource for their own gain. To live a fantastic life filled with riches, they gained by murdering the purest and simplest of all . . . our Mother Land. I have lived there and what I saw made me make this wrong decision. We are not the ones who should have been damned into this hell. We will stand together for the life they have taken from the innocent beings that carry our blood. The only true pure form of the great Creator's hand, the living that have no path to choose.

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Chapter 1 - Precent Day

CHAPTER 1

Present Day

Early morning mist lies thick over the coast. A seagull looks into the far

distance, waiting for the sun to make its first appearance. Offshore far into

the breaking water, a ship approaches the island, just out of sight. Thick

black sail doesn't catch wind at all, yet the ancient crew ship gains speed as

waves slash at its port. In the darkness of the mist, a wave lashes over the

side at more than seventy creatures, which scream, call, howl, and fight.

Several members are busily tearing a young humpbacked whale apart as

others fight to get a share. Each member looks extremely underfed; bones

stick out everywhere below their fur or scales. A member grabs another by

the neck and rips its throat out. The blood barely fell on the deck before

it drained into the wood. The closest members to the fallen immediately

start to eat the dead. In this chaos, the only member standing still is a tall

figure wearing a fedora hat, looking out over the members while steering

the ship. His long, crocodilian jaws are partially open as he breathes

out small clouds of fog. His tail swishes from side to side behind his

tall slender body. 'We have reached destination,' he says softly to a lady

hovering an inch off the floor behind him. Her skeletal body is hidden

behind a liquid black gown; her long beak stands prominently sharp. Her

large single eye turns deep blue as her feathers, resembling hair blowing

back with the strong gust. She nods slowly and links her frail arm with

his. His bloodshot green eyes look at her for a second. He flicks his long,

thin tongue over his left eye, cooling it for a few seconds. 'This is close

enough.' The tall lizard nods and pulls on the massive wheel as one would

pull on reigns. Halting the ship completely, the entire crew look up to the

captain. He says softly, 'Go now. Be careful.' She lets go of his arm and