Told By The Elder
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Told By The Elder
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The old men gather around the fire . To tell the tales of age long gone . Tales inherited from their ancestors . To guide them through hard times . These stories tell of ancient battles . Mighty warriors who fought their enemies . Slew them or died by the sword . Laws of nature are found in these tales.
Gather around the burning fires . Hear the tales which the elder tell . Wisdom lies within these words . First spoken by men long time gone .
Tales carried from father to son . Started many generations ago . When times were violent and bloody . And evil reigned in this land . How the evil was dethroned . And the evil hordes were destroyed . Many are the heroic acts . Your forefathers have committed .
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