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It Truly Begins Part I
"Today my daughter is finally engaged! In honour of this grand day, I serve every patron here for free!!!"
"YEAH!"
"I only ask that you join me in merry making!"
"YAY!"
In a tavern of a large city, a middle aged man with a huge jug of ale was standing on the counter. His belly was as round as an iron pot and looked just as weighty. He had a huge smile on his face, his words sluggish and his eyes hazy. He was clearly drunk. Any sane person would have dismissed his words as that of a drunk. But the people in here were not sane now, were they? They were just as drunk, if not more. And they looked just as disoriented. Yet even those who had yet to reach their limits rejoiced at the words of the man. Why? Because he owned the tavern. If he said everything was for free, then it was.
"Get down father, please. You may hurt yourself." A pretty young woman who looked to be in her early twe
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