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Reported Mega-Creatures Attacks throughout History
File Number : 001 Date of Event : Theorized to be around 1200 BC Location : Cairo, Egypt Creatures Involved : Borodan(?), Lazardo(?) Details : In 1845, in the Valley of Kings, the commonly overlooked remains of Tunemkaan II told of a tale of two giant creatures doing battle. In the Nineteenth century, this story was seen as entertaining, but nothing more. The translated story is as follows; I, Tumenkaan II, king of kings, have witnessed the battle between two gods. From far-off lands came the monster spawned of the evil one himself. This monster was Sokket, son of Set. With his father's eye he laid waste to many cities, burning them with sunlight stolen from Ra, and reducing the temples to rubble. This angered Bordoon, the crocodile god. He rose from the sea and did battle with Sokket, holding him at bay and keeping the demon spawn from destroying the great pyramids. With fire sprouting from his maw, Bordoon caused Sokket to retreat into the Red Sea and followed after him. He is still chasing him to this day. After the rise of Borodan and Lazardo in 1997, it was noticed that they resembled the two battling creatures from the fable. This may be proof that both Lazardo and Borodan are both over 3,000 years old. Either that or these two creatures are their predecessors. |
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yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift - that is why we call it the present
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