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THE ADVENTURE OF THE GREAT SORCEROR In a far away place, there used to be a person called Zylem and He was a very mysterious child that used to do things that no mere mortal could do. Sometimes, when he would come home the items that he brought with him would be strange. The first one was a potion that had the ability to make anything grow two times it's size. The Second had a figure that looked like a Dragon that had vanished from this world almost 2000 years ago. For the last item, it had no shape nor did it weigh anything it was a simple blob that had looked like it couldn't hurt us but when startled it can transform into a magical beast that has the strength of one thousand men. Although, Zylem was a little child he could not handle the …show more content…

There are still a lot of mysteries in this world that we still have not unconvered and that makes us wonder what the future might hold for us and to see if it will be an advance in our lifestyle or will it be a disappointment that will slow us down in progression. Now that I've given you a short description of all my friends we can continue the adventure. While Zylem was running away from the beast, Gandhi was at his house making food for himself and enjoying his peaceful time. For Thoreau, he was in a different quest on trying how to survive since he didn't follow the government which gave him the permission to do what he wanted no matter the time or place. Then we have Mandela who was a man that liked to help the "dark-skinned" people which meant he didnt have any free time due to him protesting everywhere he went so that he can make a change in this planet. So Zylem went to Gandhi since he wasn't doing anything important at that time during that time Gandhi was watering his plants so that he could enjoy the sweet smell of strawberries. When Zylem arrived at Gandhi's

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