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Diseasius Vs Nemeliatis Case Study
Diseasius Versus Nemeliatis Back in the split world, Diseasius was controlling the diseases with his staff. His black hair and gray eyes resembling the deadness of his diseases. His nemesis, Nemeliatis, with red eyes of hatred. Then he noticed something, his staff didn't have power. It would always have power unless something caused it to stop. He used his tactics and powered it on and saw the world through his staff. The world was dying with new diseases and they were everywhere destroying the world. Zeus came down on his cloud. "Why is this world full of diseases?" he asked. "Someone has been controlling the diseases," Diseasius answered. Zeus went back to the over world to find him, while Diseasius was ridding the diseases. Then Diseasius
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