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The Anonymous Minotaur
Once upon a time, in the land of Ooo, there was a monster they called The Lich. As he left his cavern he looked down the mountainside to see a group of children from the candy kingdom all out trick or treating. The Lich sent skeleton pirates out to steal their candy. Little would they know they would be taken as well, being that they were themselves made of candy. As the skeletons closed in the kids began to shake, hearing the bushes move and twigs snap. The Lich summoned an undead Minotaur, it growled and roared as it charged after the children, they tried to run but the skeletons had jumped out and cut them off. Frightened by the undead, the candy children trembled a bald eagle came from the sky and snatched them up, taking the children

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