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Vervados Vengeance Along time ago there was a God Of Water, Poseidon, and one day met the love of his life, Julian. They had spent every moment to spare together and became married. Julian became pregnant and only few knew of this secret. The god's sorcerer told him that his child will be 'changer of our world'. But war had arisen and Poseidon had to leave his pregnant wife for battle. Poseidon was assassinated, and tragedy had struck the kingdom, especially his pregnant wife and a word of this must never to be spoken of to his unborn son. One day Julian was in labor and named her son, 'Callius' meaning, 'Courage of a Bear.' Callius grew up in a village as any normal child. One day Callius became curious about his father, and from that moment it changed his life.
His mother told him that to find the answer to his questions, 'climb the mountain in the village and drink the flowing water, it'll provide the answers you wish to seek.' Callius did as he was told by his mother. The next morning he ran to the mountain and climbed it as fast as one could. He took days but he finally reached the top of the mountain and their the water flowed peacefully. He drank the water while thoughts occurred about his unknown father, and fell asleep instantly. Callius woke up astounded, and ran full speed back to his mother.
'Mother, is my father Poseidon?' Callius asked.
'Yes, you are Poseidon's son, The God of Water. He was assassinated in battle, I'm sorry I have never told you', Julian told her son. Callius was shocked and without responding to his mother. He went straight to bed, but not able to sleep and knowing what to do next. The night went on and he decided go sleep on the thought. The next morning came, and Julian saw her son come down the stairs with a packed bag.
Callius told his mother, 'I am off to avenge my father, and will find his killer.'
'Do so as you wish my son, but be aware that the Land of Gods always brings trouble' Julius warned Callius.

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