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In Indian mythology, the Three Aspects Deity suppressed the current age. Many Immortals cursed all the gods. Asuras, after millennia of arduous cultivation, would always attack the Heavenly Realm and beat up the Heavenly Emperor upon receiving a boon. "Arduous cultivation, receiving boons, beating up the Heavenly Emperor, why is Indian mythology always like this? I'm the one who gets beaten and suffers; I quit!" Indra, who had reincarnated as the Heavenly Emperor, was furious. And so... "Whoever loves being the Heavenly Emperor, be my guest; I'm not going to work!" Indra said. "Hey, hey, hey, the script isn't supposed to go like this," the Destroyer God Shiva said, full of question marks. "You've performed great meritorious deeds in the past. This position of the Heavenly Emperor is rightfully yours. If not, there will be chaos in the world!" the Protector God Vishnu said anxiously. "No, Heavenly Emperor, I'll give you a boon. Go quickly and beat up the Asura!" the Creator God Brahma spoke thus.
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Gem is a super girl who had been abandoned by her parents in the worst possible place ever. Despite being a superhuman, Gem was weaker than the lesser superhumans who found it fulfilling to hurt and abuse the elderly and children alike. The wastelands was a lawless place, so to seek for a better life, Gem was offered to join in an expedition. One that would finally set them free from the abuse. But this expedition required a lot of courage and sacrifice as it was proven to have little to no chances of success. And indeed it was a hopeless mission, crossing the flaming border with no equipment? It was as if these people had come here to die! One by one, Gem saw these people turn into ashes, their high pitched screams adding detail to the brutal flames that has formed an image in her mind resembling hell. She knew crossing the border was a false hope, but there was no coming back. "See you in the afterlife!" The cheerful voice of her friend echoed in her memories. Gem couldn't believe that out of the fifty people that she had come with, only one was able to escape the borders alive. The first one to do so in its entire history. She laid on the ground, feeling the dampness of the mud cool down her burning skin. "I... I'm alive? They all turned into ashes... but how did I not?" No one could believe it, they were all enraged. A little girl was able to survive such brutal flames? How did she do it and what could be the life waiting for her beyond the borders? Like a gem, strong and beautiful, are you ready to emerge into the world of superhumans, dear readers? Come and join Gem through her adventures as she uncovers the truths beyond the super world! --- Support and add to library if u like this book, also please do note that English is not my first language but I will do my best to deliver this story to you in the most comfortable and enjoyable way that I can, ty! Please send your kind reviews so I can see if you liked my story and the things that I should improve further. Cover picture not mine kindly send a message in the comments if you're the owner and you want it to be taken down ty ___ Hi, new book promotion shamelessly coming through! I have just recently published a new fantasy romance book called Chasing butterflies in Another Life (CBIAL) and I would very much appreciate it if you would check it out too! It's going to be my 2nd work so you guys can expect much better quality story and writing-wise with that one compared to this. Updates for this book will be slow since the other one will be my new priority. Again, thank you so much for understanding and have a good read!!

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Who is Iktomi in 'Iktomi and the Berries: A Plains Indian Story'?
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2024-12-10 23:38
Iktomi in 'Iktomi and the Berries' is a central character. He is a typical figure in Plains Indian stories, a trickster. He is likely to be full of wiles and guile. His actions regarding the berries would be crucial to the plot. For example, he could try to deceive others to get more berries for himself or he could learn a valuable lesson about sharing and not being greedy through his experiences with the berries. His character is complex and his actions are used to convey important cultural and moral messages.
Who is Iktomi in 'Iktomi Loses His Eyes, A Plains Indian Story'?
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2024-11-27 14:12
Iktomi is likely a character in Plains Indian mythology. He is probably a complex figure, perhaps with both positive and negative traits.
What is the significance of Iktomi and the Buzzard in the Plains Indian story?
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2024-10-31 12:30
Well, the significance can be multi - faceted. Iktomi, being a trickster, is often involved in various adventures and misadventures. When paired with the Buzzard in the Plains Indian story, it could be about how different forces in nature and the spirit world interact. The Buzzard, which is associated with death and decay in many cultures, might be a counterpoint to Iktomi's more mischievous nature, showing the balance in the world. Maybe it's also about how the Plains Indians perceived the relationship between different beings in their cosmology.
What is the moral of the story 'Iktomi and the Boulder: A Plains Indian Story'?
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2024-11-19 21:21
One possible moral could be about the consequences of greed. Iktomi's actions towards the boulder might have been driven by his self - centered desires, and in the end, he faced difficulties. This shows that being too greedy and not respecting the natural order can lead to problems.
What is the significance of the berries in 'Iktomi and the Berries: A Plains Indian Story'?
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2024-12-13 14:46
The berries in the story might have multiple significances. They could be a symbol of sustenance. In the context of Plains Indian culture, berries were an important part of their diet. So in the story, the berries might represent the connection between the people and the land, as the land provided these natural resources. It could also be a test or a temptation for Iktomi. For example, if he misuses or greedily hoards the berries, it could lead to negative consequences, teaching a moral lesson about sharing and respecting nature's gifts.
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