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Earth's life had just begun and there was only one being on earth which was known as Makuahine. Makuahine was originally born on the planet venus but was sent to planet earth because she was a mix of a god and a human. The people on the planet venus could not comprehend someone being a demigod so they sent her to a new planet they knew nothing about which was earth. Makuahine had very dark skin, it was so dark it glowed and in the sun she sparkled. While walking among earth the sun's heat made her sweat bullets but Makuahine was so divine she actually would sweat gold instead of excluding moisture through the pores of her skin. Makuahine decided she should share her earth and create a human being. The human she created was the total opposite

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