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hey had increased in numbers and were gradually spreading

ng, falling to standing, and from jumping to running. Just as the clans i

d war fare between mankind. The struggle was as a result of which of the clan would dominate and rule over the others. This was were their quest

ed on how many children you have produced. Those with fewer children of six were not classified a

nni clans who were the most populated clan of the village, second were the Amori clan,

d suggested that they rule over the kingdom and transfer to the Amori when their kin

had remained united to fight against external aggression, the giants that had came a

r clans who would stand against their decision. Since they had their

ce their negotiation ended in deadlocks. It seemed like the wisest decision at the moment among all the clans and a vote was cast and won over six to one. The Abaki clan

on the exodus. After the council had dismissed the elders from the Abaki clan for fear trembled them went to bargain with the Funni clan, that they would remain und

ht of their

ou come from?"...Saint

e lad. It should have been Aka or Morris and Olivera but little Sain

vera's voice ec

I had become like this, the way I are this way, at the moment I can be c

s again. I reached for my hair bonnet lying where i stood at the bed next to me. I packed my

ers... your great great grand parents originated from. Our linage begun from Papa

es Dawkin's "Oliver Twist". But I put him on a hold with a gesture from my hand. He was quiet. I had known that children could be inqu

ling without the story teller getting indulged in an activity too. I stood up and went to Fejiro's cabinet. It was a plastic cabinet for women, fancifully made and decorated bl

sub group. The sub groups were sent as envoys to leave and follow the other clans to live with them in disguise so they could be penetrated easily. The sub groups left in disguise and joined the other four clans as Bafria, , Nndoki, Ijele and Owenla. They infiltrated the other clans and lived among them this way. The Amori and Samari both experienced attacks, a mission of sparing no lives. The first group conquere

arriers whom were Funnis, these emissaries traveled

m to aid the fight but never returned. It happened that even their spies whom were sent against the Samari were all slaughtered. A notice was declared in the Funni village that they ha

he shortest lived and reigned king who lived to be king and died the next night. He became example of the shortest ever reigned king to the next king. King Sacca who died two nights after becoming king. And then reign took its longest reign again when King Zoomorah a mighty man f

y ever knew what type of dynasty the king was building as at the time. Men took unto them the women and laid with them as delegation from the king demanded five men from each tribe to be sent to the throne in five years to come or else your household would be annihilated from the face of the pl

age of four these boys would be taken from them and put under his care. What did seem like a protection was no longer looking safe. Bec

hieve what he wanted, he needed powers, the power to take every control because he feared

t of search, a search for something unknowingly to mankind

housand of our men to the battle between the Funnis and the Amori, three hundred thousand to the Samari who are still silent and who knows their plot, one hundred men were sent to the Nndoki clan , one hundred and seventy men to the Bafria, seventy to the Ijele, and sixty to Owenla clans as spies. Only the Abaki haad chosen wisely to remain under our protection. We alread

fourty nine thousand men in purs

at the Samari clan had been unopposed and had never be

em all to the battle because I am creating a new empire which deserves brave men and these new born woul

n the Funni clan is the bravest among that men are now afraid to come closer, we are the wise ones that should rule until if there is an end in this planet. I am embarking on a journey, a wild and dangerous one and shall carry with me three hundred of my best men whosoever that is fit let him march along with royalty because when I shall return I shall put every head under my foot and rule like my ancesto

ed forty nights in the desert, left with little supplies to carry on. King Zoomorah lost fifty of the men insta

e had crossed the desert. Look! Don't you see that we are almost there to the land of the unknown. What do you think that we might find there? Ther

til we have found that which is capable of making

all be well unto you

h arrow end, for this was the weapon as at that time. King Zoomorah lost all his men at once four days after only three young warr

s quest are never mere made men and to you three who had survived with me shall share of my royalty in the empire which I am buil

al this day with an oath just as o

his right thumb and each of the men came to him, bent on the knee and

all rule the kingdom of our father accordingly to the wills of our destiny no man shall be bor

Funni." Said the first. And likewise so the

miled at him as he looked unto the third and the man reluctantl

not finish when the king's eyes opened wide in all expression he

f our enemy had imprinted on my thumb blood on to blood to seal a covenant m

elieve what his ears had just heard, that one from the Samari

that their supplies was not enough to feed all of them, he let them have the remaining supplies and left them to devour the last meat. The King had been kind for the first time since his r

into our land and been following us all the way. He had taken of the oath of kinship which I prepared for great

ould not live then let me go forth and and send

with us Bahu and his chi had kept him alive still. I had even given up my meal so that he may still breath. I am a great king, so great 'n' powerful. I shall not rev

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and they were shortage of their supplies as well, they were marching forward through the desert in se

sent us on a d

m to argue. He was very hungry and thirsty just like the men, if death had been far away from him now all he wished was for it to come and

a nearby wild forest zone and here they had settled to

f them wanting to attack the men, bu the fifty charged against the wild monkeys but in return the monkeys distributed to each of the men a striking slap coming from a palm made of thorny fist it was so rugged and brutal. The monkeys scratched them such that Kwaku and his men fled from the jungle where they i

pots they had found, they fetched and marched on. They walked a six mile away from the water font when Kwaku noticed

and now to these forsaken monkeys." He said. He lo

all an end to this endless journey of his, a road with no end and no hope of return. As many of you who wish to disembark on this journey sho

to happen after wards. It begun with a man stepping a foot forward, followed by a second man, then a third, and fourth, fifth and six and the rest of the men all stepped forward. For

e are made leaders and I tell you today that the journey your king had sent us was a dead end. Ofcourse he may have died before this day together with his men form starvation and thirst. Listen to me this is where we had come to the end of our search and from here onward we search for any inhabitants and there we shall

ion here in the land. Their women we must capture and make babies with them, here is where we have our freedom from the bondages of king Zoomorah. Now we are made men and responsible for a family in

heir arrival, they took off their amour clothes and had them washed up. They were looking so skinny from the journey they

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s from wild animals of different kinds and they fought side by side to defeat these creatures and now it was looking safe even though if it was not. Here it is an u

e black out lasted about thirteen minutes before they could begin to see themselves but not very clear enough, their eyes were beginning to get used to the darkness. As they walked on some flying creatures flew out from inside the cave and the men became still for the moment and bent so low so that the creatures do not

each others urine for a drink to quench the thirst. Inside the cave was better enough than the hot desert and there inside the cave they had enoug

establish the territory and he called the River bank that ran through a two miles down a valley away from the cave His Nile. He called upon his disciples that he was going to send words to his people whom he ruled to let them know that he was still alive an

f people you should be able to carry with you should be two hundred thousand men and their many women, and they should take with them no children for the journey through the hot land is not for children which yourself bore witness of this. Many will die all along but as for the survivors the

hand one of his fingers the tibia bone, the king in his pains broke the bones out from its flesh and with hi

and a cup carved from a wooden log which he used as a water ca