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A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.
  
A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.
   
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Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loots for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.
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Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loot for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.
   
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As the two men argued; another Traveler comes upon the scene. The Traveler broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and asked them of the situation.
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As the two men argued, another Traveler comes upon the scene. The Traveler broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and asked them of the situation.
   
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Both men explained the situation to the late comer and asked:
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Both men explained the situation to the latecomer and asked:
   
 
“Who would you side with?”
  
“Who would you side with?”
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“Is that so?” “Really?” the two men reply.
  
“Is that so?” “Really?” the two men reply.
   
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Both men point their Persuaders at the late comer and pull the trigger, then happily divide the loots evenly among them.
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Both men point their Persuaders at the latecomer and pull the trigger, then happily divide the loot evenly among them.
   
   
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As the two men argue, Caesar and Hun come upon the scene. Caesar breaks up the two men who are on the verge of killing each other and ask them of the situation.
  
As the two men argue, Caesar and Hun come upon the scene. Caesar breaks up the two men who are on the verge of killing each other and ask them of the situation.
   
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Both men explain the situation to the late comer and asked:
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Both men explain the situation to the latecomer and asked:
   
 
“Who would you side with?”
  
“Who would you side with?”
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“I will remain neutral and not side with either side,” answered Caesar.
  
“I will remain neutral and not side with either side,” answered Caesar.
   
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“Is that so?” “Really?” the two man reply.
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“Is that so?” “Really?” the two men reply.
   
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Both men point their Persuaders at the late comer and pull the trigger, but the blade from Caesar’s sword had deflected the bullets.
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Both men point their Persuaders at the latecomer and pull the trigger, but the blade from Caesar’s sword had deflected the bullets.
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Caesar said to the wide eyed Travelers, “Please divide the valuables evenly among yourself, or else I will be forced to kill the both of you.”
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Caesar said to the wide-eyed Travelers, “Please divide the valuables evenly among yourself, or else I will be forced to kill the both of you.”
   
   
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A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.
  
A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.
   
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Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loots for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.
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Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loot for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.
   
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As the two men argued Kino and Hermes came upon the scene. Kino broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and ased them of the situation.
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As the two men argued, Kino and Hermes came upon the scene. Kino broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and asked them of the situation.
   
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Both men explained the situation to the late comer and asked:
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Both men explained the situation to the latecomer and asked:
   
 
“Who would you side with?”
  
“Who would you side with?”
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A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.
  
A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.
   
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Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loots for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it
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Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loot for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.
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should be shared.
  
   
 
As the two men argued, master and a short but good-looking man come upon the scene. She broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and asked them of the situation.
  
As the two men argued, master and a short but good-looking man come upon the scene. She broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and asked them of the situation.
   
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Both men explained the situation to the late comer and asked:
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Both men explained the situation to the latecomer and asked:
   
 
“Who would you side with?”
  
“Who would you side with?”
   
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“Please hand over the loot and all your valuable to us.”
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“Please hand over the loot and all your valuables to us.”
   
 
The master and the man both point their Persuaders at the two Travelers
  
The master and the man both point their Persuaders at the two Travelers

Revision as of 17:57, 13 November 2008

Some day, some where,

A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.

Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loot for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.

As the two men argued, another Traveler comes upon the scene. The Traveler broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and asked them of the situation.

Both men explained the situation to the latecomer and asked:

“Who would you side with?”

“I will remain neutral and not side with either side,” answered the third Traveler.

“Is that so?” “Really?” the two men reply.

Both men point their Persuaders at the latecomer and pull the trigger, then happily divide the loot evenly among them.



Some day, some where,

A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.

Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loots for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.

As the two men argue, Caesar and Hun come upon the scene. Caesar breaks up the two men who are on the verge of killing each other and ask them of the situation.

Both men explain the situation to the latecomer and asked:

“Who would you side with?”

“I will remain neutral and not side with either side,” answered Caesar.

“Is that so?” “Really?” the two men reply.

Both men point their Persuaders at the latecomer and pull the trigger, but the blade from Caesar’s sword had deflected the bullets. Caesar said to the wide-eyed Travelers, “Please divide the valuables evenly among yourself, or else I will be forced to kill the both of you.”



Some day, some where,

A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.

Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loot for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.

As the two men argued, Kino and Hermes came upon the scene. Kino broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and asked them of the situation.

Both men explained the situation to the latecomer and asked:

“Who would you side with?”

“I have no interest in your affair,” with that Kino left with Hermes on her journey.



Some day, some where,

A Traveler had died by the road. Within his bags were several valuable items.

Two Travelers had come upon the scene and decided to keep the loot for themselves, yet they got into an argument over how it should be shared.

As the two men argued, master and a short but good-looking man come upon the scene. She broke up the two men who were on the verge of killing each other and asked them of the situation.

Both men explained the situation to the latecomer and asked:

“Who would you side with?”

“Please hand over the loot and all your valuables to us.”

The master and the man both point their Persuaders at the two Travelers

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