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Davy Desiderio
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THE TWO BROTHERS
Davy Desiderio
The Two Brothers
Since the beginning of time. People of this world were being killed by creatures known as Anaye. These creatures were evil beings like monsters, and giants. In a distant land, there was a woman named Change and her younger sister Time, who were visited by the Sun God, who then gave them the gift of creating life, later they gave birth to two boys on the same day.
The boys were known as the Twins. When they asked their mother about their father the only reply was that they had none. The twins developed a desire to kill the Anaye. But to do so they had to find out who their father was. Their mothers sent them on a holy trail to the east that lead them to anther trail made of sunbeams. With the whispers of the wind guiding them, and light of the trail. The boys found their father in his house in the Eastern Sky.
The boys learned that their father was the Sun God, and he lived there with Time. The Sun God did not believe they were his sons and he decided to make them prove themselves. Laying many trials and test in front of them, the twins passed each one without being harmed. The Sun God was happy, and asked what they wanted. The twins immediately asked for weapons to defeat the Anaye. Their father gave them, armor, helmets, and black flint made from the Morning Star, The Sun God gave them weapons, each a knife made of stone, arrows of rainbow, sunlight, and lightning. The brothers then set out to destroy the Anaye.
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• http://imgur.com/gallery/Iamyc
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• http://navajopeople.org/blog/navajo-mythology-twins-monster-slayer/
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