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Milky Creation Myth
There once was a young man named Milky. Milky would milk cows and goats all day long every day until he actually took a look at the sky one night and he notice the moon. He was so baffled by the moon he started thinking of ways to get there. He told all his friends that he was going to be better than the gods and go up to the moon and conquer it and also take over the rest of Jocanna’s planets. His friends told him that his plan was stupid and would not work so he should give up because if the goddess found out what he was saying he would surely be dead but, as naive as a sheep Milky went on and started building his contraption Jocanna didn’t like the fact that Milky was messing with one of her creations and she also thought that the moon

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