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The began thier is a boy named Moon Shadow he is a 7 year old boy the live on a farm with his mother and grandmother. he never meet his father and the constantly asking his mother about his father, land of the demon,and golden mountain.Than his grandmother told Moonshadow about her husband when the got too golden mountain the demon lynched him.The hand clap came and told MoonShadow that his father need him.His mother and grandmother ask if he sure the wanted to go his response was a yes.Then went on a boat it took 2 month get there while one the boat hand clap the told story about golden mountain and the demons.when off the boat the demon ask question and examine moonshadow.They walk to a building thier were a lot of people in there. there

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