The chronicles:..The towers by gevidal

Bryce • (none) • posted on May 12, 2001

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If your you want you can read the version in Spanish and to see the image of more size in:www.gevidal.com.ar The original text of the chronicles is Spanish. The translation is for software. If there are errors, it is not intentional and it doesn't pretend to offend neither to devaluate the English language. If somebody wanted to make a more appropriate translation, or to correct, or to ask for things that they were not clear please makes it without doubting or communicate with me. Thank you Of the memoirs of lady high venerata: When the high arrived to domus prima, it was inhabited by a millennial and refined culture that had conjugated art and science in a special way. But they suffered a war that the exhausted accent, divided and impoverished. Alone some groups survived in cities strengths High towers of great beauty they served them as protection and housing. The other ones native they had been spread at random, returning to stadiums but primary. The High didn't take in seizing almost without resistance of this civilization assuming the technology and dominating their inhabitants. The high built the cities in the sky with the help of the native ones of the towers and then they expelled them of there. The native ones continued living in the surface and I call them to him the black feet and they became the servants of the high. Then the towers were abandoned, the high inhabited the cities of the sky. Lady high venerata and their small group of followers, they appreciated the previous culture and they conserved some of their treasures. She walked in the afternoon in some of the old towers and she regretted that their people had enslaved to the feet black and destroyed so much beauty.

Comments (16)

adamite

10:07PM | Sat, 12 May 2001

yet another inspirational piece...

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henriqueaguiar

10:38PM | Sat, 12 May 2001

Great...great...great...great...!:)Riko.

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dragongirl

10:46PM | Sat, 12 May 2001

Oooooo . . . fabulous . . . fabulous! Ahhhh.

vkharito

11:21PM | Sat, 12 May 2001

This is wonderful as usual, maestro, but for the first time let me ask, where's the water coming from? (hehe, your loyal fan gets picky, how 'bout that?)

ByteDreams

11:27PM | Sat, 12 May 2001

you've got me under your spell!

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