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Jabberwock Epilogue
Once upon a time, there was a village. Crowds chortled about current affairs, and the horses tapped around as they walked through the roads. The scent of blood and medicine wandered around as Tyler talked to his dying father.

“What is the ‘Jabberwock’, Father?” asked Tyler, terrified like a sheep facing a wolf.

“The Jabberwock,” he stated, “is the combination of all terrifying and scary monsters. It is something one can never imagine. Knights went, but none came back.” his Father’s voice shook as if he was on a trembling car because he was scared of the Jabberwock. He was also poisoned as the Jabberwock bit him. A bottle of the Jabberwock’s blood was the only treatment for his poison.

“I will defeat the beast, and get the blood of the dragon!” Tyler exclaimed. He was always ready for an adventure. Though it was risky, because he had been …show more content…
Whoosh! Wind pierced through him as he faced the Dark Woods. Owls hooted angrily as the human faced the darkness, and the trees frighten him even more.

“If I enter the Forest, I will be able to meet the Jabberwock.” Tyler took a deep breath, trying to weaken his fear. Tyler heard the animals warning each other as he entered the forest.

Tyler went inside and seeked out for the dragon, but he never saw anything, even a tiny bug, for hours. “I should find a place to rest,” he said as he tried to find a shelter. Exhausted by finding the dragon, he sat down near a Tumtum Tree and devolved into thoughts about the Jabberwock. ‘Where is the Jabberwock? Is it even here?’ His doubts appeared continuously.

Snap! A tree was suddenly broken by strange animal. It was a monster with a appearance of a dragon, with fire trickling down and one of its claws pinning a poor Rath down.
‘That must be the Jabberwock!’ Tyler thought, ‘Now I can heal my father!’

However, the dragon saw the young man, stood up with murderous intent in its eyes, and started charging towards
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