Post by Malaysia on Nov 20, 2006 14:34:42 GMT -5
[/color]S V A J O N E
“life is something
that we have yet
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It is said that Svajone does not exist, that it is merely a figment of any adventurer’s imagination when they hear about the legends that surround the island. That is what they are - legends; there’s nothing more to them. Old wives’ tales that were used to persuade sailors and captains not to set off in search of it, little myths to explain the unexplainable; just silly little stories that someone made up in their spare time.
Ten years ago, Svajone - the Dreaming Island - was discovered by Søren Svajone, hence it being named ‘Svajone’. Having stumbled across the uninhabited island with a crew of twenty men on his ship Old Time Street, Søren did not hesitate to settle down on the island and send word back to England that there was - indeed - another island that surrounded Britain, one that he had just discovered. There was great excitement all around the country and no-one could wait for Svajone’s return, in order to see and hear what he’d discovered.
Unfortunately for both England and Søren, he never made it back to London.
Out of his crew of twenty, only fourteen survived, each of them refusing to talk about what had happened on Svajone. According to the press, Søren and the six other crew members had loved the island so much that they had decided to stay there - but it was quite clear that from the way the surviving crew members were acting, something had gone quite terribly wrong. Eventually, one member of the crew - James Gold - came forward with a single statement in response to the whispers that were circulating about the whole event. “It was the wolves, sir. The wolves!”
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