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... Beowulf: The REAL Story (A short story written by Charlie Nelson and Joey Unkenholz) Chapter One The dragon sank his fangs into Beowulf neck, Beowulf collapsing into the ground. Wiglaf drew his sword, swung with all his might, missing the dragon. Left vulnerable to the engulfing flames emitted from the dragon, his arm was scorched. Struck with fear and embodied in pain, Wiglaf dropped his shield and sword and took to his feet as the dragon roared in rage. Mislead that Beowulf was dead the dragon went back into his lair. Beowulf's eyes opened suddenly, glancing at his awkward surroundings. As his hand makes contact with his neck, he can feel he has been badly wounded. His surroundings are of rock and of darkness darker than the darkest night. Dark that only evil can produce. Beowulf picked himself up from the cold floors of
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