The Flood's Mascot

The Floods mascot has been the source of many a contraversy. Many say it is the weeping willow monkey of Brasil. Some say its the grey tiger spider of Madagasgar. But none know the true origin. In 250 b.c. JAGimus Seventeenimus the First saw in the stars that many a year from that day would come a great society. A society filled with Commoners, Leaders, Ninjas, Trolls, and Flamers. This became such a scandal that the 14 books he wrote were burned with his house and he was hung.  Little did anyone know that he had hid a second copy in a cave in the east among other such caves that have been found with scriptures in them. Then many a year later there came a great storn which set a get ship a drift with only 25 crew members, when they were found they had gone mad, screaming that in the future the children would be possessed to sit hours upon hours staring in one place and the only social interaction they would get was with their kind. Put aboard the same ship the townspeople set them a drift again hoping to never hear the horror stories these men had told. The crew were never seen again. Except for one. The captain had snuck off the ship while the crew were screaming in the village square. He had silently got into a house a wrote down everything that was seen in these visions. Though many of the writings have dissappeared or are locked away in a temple somewhere in the phillipines the words have been heard and repeated many times. One rumor is the ancient writings contain a vision of an animal so horrid, so vial that when one says the name they can not even finish the sentence.

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