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Xinix: A Narrative Fiction
Cold, dark, dreary... this is the scene of life as it started.

XiniX was one very large planet with many sharp mountains and steep ravines; the weather there was very turbulent and nothing lived there but some very small bugs and one single, solitary plant. Orcyn was the only plant on the planet. It was forbidden to touch, bother or even smell Orcyn and all the small bugs knew that they must never, ever eat the sacred plant. XiniX stayed unchanged for thousands of years. A huge storm raged over the planet as it always did. Storms occurred all the time over Xinix; the atmosphere was constantly in turmoil producing tornadoes, hurricanes, tsunamis and sometimes even firestorms that lit up the entire sky. Suddenly, without warning and
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Greg sat down on a rock and thought for a long time. He finally decided to move to the other side of the planet. He started his journey immediately, on his way he thought a lot; Greg decided to to take a nap. He layed down and experienced something amazing; a dream, he dreamed of this majestic creature that would carry him on its back for far distances. When he awoke the creature he had dreamed of was standing next to him.
So he got on just as he had in the dream, and they rode until nightfall. He slept and dreamt of many amazing creatures and plants; this is how all things we know now came into the world. He realized what was happening and tried to go to sleep thinking of things to create; this backfired, he would have nightmares of horrific storms, evil things done by the people he had created, and terrible catastrophes.
This is how the world came about; Greg would have sweet wonderful dreams and create the good things we have to this day. He would get greedy and try to create spectacular beings and events, but would have nightmares instead this is why we have terrible things that happen to this


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