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Running through a dark and scary forest, Ellidyr tried to escape from Taran as he stole the black cauldron. Taran was trying to catch up Ellidyr to get back the black cauldron. Both Taran and Ellidyr were constant through darkness of the forest. King Morgant saw them running with the black cauldron so he caught them up. King Morgant took the black cauldron from Ellidyr and said “Ellidyr, if you join with me, I will let you live instead killing you!” Taran thought that Ellidyr will join with King Morgant but he did not. He stayed closer to Taran and asked him to run away when he says go. “Go!” Ellidyr shouted to Taran. Taran took the black cauldron and escaped with Ellidyr as fast as they can. When the got back to home, they were breathing roughly that they ran and never stopped till they get back to home. Ellidyr notice that Taran trusted him because Taran did not say anything about the situation just happened. He thought of himself running away from Taran with the black cauldron. Ellidyr was thinking either apologies to Taran or just keep it away from his mind. He knew that the black cauldron has to be disappeared because it made lots of …show more content…

He found out the cave what Jesus told him and went closer to it. Before he entered, he thought of himself that do not regret. When he entered he saw a lot of garlics and mug wort which made him nervous. Right before he eats garlic, he was surprised! He found a mole sleeping next to the garlics and mug wort. He was astonished! He was confused with the weird situation. Ellidyr wondered what happened to a mole so he took courage and talked to a mole. He asked what happened to him. A mole explained and the story of him was same as the story coming from him. A mole said “OH wow! Let’s be friend and share some story you experienced!” It sounded good to Ellidyr. For a whole month, Ellidyr and a mole only ate garlic and mug work. They started to feel tired of just eating mug wort and

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