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BOOM! ZING!
It was a dark night when the God of volcanoes and the God of the Seas got into an argument. Imagine watching Boxing with fire and water. Just sitting on the sidelines wondering if you were gonna get hit too. “GO BACK HOME!” screamed the God of volcanoes.
“YOU GO BACK HOME, THIS IS MY LAND!” claimed the God of the seas.
Earlier that day one of the volcanoes erupted right into the sea, which made the God of the seas frustrated and irritated. As a result of that he created tsunamis because of his frustration and made sure it went over the volcano. Of course that got the God of volcanoes frustrated. It was even worse considering that the God of volcanoes was a hot head. They went back and forth. About one hour later the god of sea says “I am …show more content…

They kept listing all the power and the strengths they had. “BAHAHA! you think that your better then me guess what you must not have looked in the clear sea,” laughed Poseidon.
He was laughing hysterically that Hephaestus got mad and was about to throw a fireball when…
“I’ll make a deal with you we will have a fight to night to the death to see who the better god is no if, and's, or buts.” Hephaestus demanded.
“You sure you want to face me, if you insist we will take it to the sky at sunset,” Poseidon smirked. The evening right as sunset was happening they were rose to the sky. All the people looking at the sunset saw the Gods and were curious. Hephaestus threw a splash of lava on Poseidon;however, Poseidon comes back with a stronger attack of waves hitting Hephaestus.
“Do you really think that's going to stop me.” Hephaestus stated.
Before Poseidon could even say anything Hephaestus hit him again with lava. AHH! RUMBLE! The sound and noises were making people all over watch. “ When are you going to learn that this is my land that you are trying to take over?” asked
Poseidon.
“Never because this is my land!” Hephaestus

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