Foutain of fair fortune
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- I amAtehlda
- I am Amata
- I am Asha
- On an appointed day, hundreds of people travelled from all over the kingdom to reach the garden before day. Male and female, rich and poor, Young and old, of magical means and without...
- Three witches was lating for sunrise: the first, by name Amata was sick of a malady no Healer could cure. The second, by name Athelda, had been robbed of her home. The third, by name Amata, had been deserted by a man who she loves dearly.
- Blim blam bloom, aie aie aie, you will die
- I'm going to kill him!!
- Creepers from the garden beyond snaked through the pressing mass, and twisted themselves around the first witch, Asha. She grasped the wrist of the second witch, Athelda, who seized tight upon the robes of the third witch, Amata.
- Wah, wha, wha
- They walk to go to the fountain.
- There, however, there was a monstruous white worm and write: "Pay me the proof of your pain". The knight Drew his sword and tried to kill him, but his sword goes down. Athelda cast rocks, Asha and Amata tried every magical formula possible, but it doesn't matter.
- Asha, desespering, began to weep. Then the great worm placed its face upon hers and dranks the teers from her cheeks. Its thirst assuaged, the worm slithered, and vanished into a hole in the ground.
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