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Zaden: A Short Story
The cannon was filled with ammunition, ready to fire. BANG! The cannonball stretched in the sky, and landed on the other territory. It was in the medieval times, 726 AD, and located in the kingdom of Caballero, and Zaden was a war. Many warriors on horses galloped on the field, trying to attack the other side, Zaden. These two sides had began a fight against another. Zaden had caused this fight by ambushing Caballero. Zaden desperately wanted territory, and decided to ambush its ally. Prince Zakai, the ruler of Zaden, was a fierce leader filled with desire. He wanted Caballero once, and for all. Now, it has caused a big ruckus against these two. With many strong soldiers, Caballero has decided to fight back. Usually Caballero never fights back, they always try to make a compromise with the opposing side. Zaden has went too far, and now Caballero is fighting back. Prince Cino, the powerful ruler of the kingdom of Caballero, sat, and stare from above as he watches his soldiers fall one by one on the cold, hard, grassy ground. Cino came from a wealthy family, and was now ruling over Caballero. His father had died from an illness, and the power …show more content…
As both leaders met eyes, both sides charged each other. Many men were collapsing on the ground ,and many were covered in blood. Zakai only focused on Cino, and Cino only focused on Zakai. Both princes tried to slash each other, but every swing was a miss. They were both balanced on the horses as they kept trying to stab another. Until, Cino was finally hit by one of Zakai’s blow on the arm. Zakai realizes that he had injured Cino, he swung his sword across his chest. Falling off his horse after getting attacked, Cino was trampled by many soldiers. Zakai laughed cruelly, and dashed towards the kingdom of Caballero. As Zakai dashed to Caballero’s kingdom, Cino was left on the ground. He was lying with his dead
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