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Summary: Betrayal Of Orivala
Chapter-6 Betrayal of Orivala
The scene of Sargaso planet where the king is talking about the concealed treasury which was recently made public by the Orivala times. However, the stuff is still in the obscurity of the whole universe.
King of Sargaso: I should have understood that before, the reason for their petulant nature. Those Orivalians have no sense and idea.
Tenebrous mask: Does the firepower of Orivala is forcing you to feel helpless, sir?
King of Sargaso: There was a time of Gizmaro Rondrex where every Orivalian acquires the knowledge in the warfare associations. In the present day, all the associations are weapons manufacturing units.
Tenebrous mask: That means they have the weapons but not the knowledge of using it.
King of Sargaso:
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King of Sargaso: Yes! There treasury box deterrent the hope of winning the war of Orivala.
Tenebrous mask: Fight on the border have already given the denouement of victory in the battle by Orivala. But, the extremity of hate Orivalians has for their triumvirate will denouement our victory in the war.
King of Sargaso: News of the treasure box is a well-played politics by the triumvirate of Orivala.
Chef of Sargaso: Everyone loves the hot chicken, sir.
King of Sargaso: Does your Dialogue is related to our conversation in any way?
Chef of Sargaso: No sir, but, everyone loves the hot chicken.
Tenebrous mask: Why don’t you bring another hot chicken from the poultry farm. Chickenshit!
Chef of Sargaso: Sir, all the poultry farms were on the border and Orivalians have bombarded it.
Tenebrous mask: Courage of cowardice only speak with a weapon that no one
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So he planned to lock her In this jail.
The driver of Truck: Enough stories for today captain. We are back to home.
Captain: See you tomorrow in court. I will plead to god that scorpions won’t bite you in prison.
Next day
The scene where Tenebrous mask is discussing the taste of different breed of chickens with the chef.
Tenebrous mask: Tell me when you are going to learn how to grill this chickens, these are very insipid with their flavors.
Chef of Sargaso: Cooking is only ten percent responsible for the taste of chicken rest depend on the breed of chickens.
Tenebrous mask: Seriously! So what kind of chicken you might choose if you get a chance to seat at my position for one day.
Chef of Sargaso: I would be glad to give the preference to the Australorp.
Tenebrous mask: Do they have a different flavor from other chickens when you grill them?
Chef of Sargaso: It’s a certain…no. I am not going to grill them they have earned the high esteem.
Tenebrous mask: Oh dear! I must not have thought of grilling these temporal creatures.
Chef of Sargaso: They are not going to extinct, sir! They have earned their esteem incidentally by producing different cluck, cluck, cluck!
Tenebrous mask: That is what you like about these


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