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SIR DEAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. THE FOUR MEN AND THEIR NEEDS
2. SIR DEAL
3. SEE SIGNATURE


1

THE FOUR MEN AND THEIR NEEDS

There lived in Anatope, once, four men named Bumuze, Muze, Uze and Fynawe, the descendants of the catels; a fragment of hope. All was worse. Things were damned hard and near endlessly difficult. All four men were single. They had no clothes, no money, no food and no shelter. No conveniences whatsoever, than to eke out a living from whatever they could make out of begging or the best of their brains. Needless to talk of shame, the major issue was having life.
Unknown to these men, there was a deceiver who sold in souls and dealt the worst lot in nearby Amering town. His name was Mr. Secret or Sir Deal. He had destroyed so many people by his tontawont or raw but sweet lies.



2

SIR DEAL


Mr. Secret or Sir Deal had a special art, which was the ability to read minds. He knew most people sorrowed because of the condition of Anatope, but besides, he knew also their pressing thoughts and needs by what they imagined. He had been in this art handed to him by his grandfather, Casmen, for twelve long years, and knew exactly how to deceive. The first person he deceived was Bumuze. Mr. Bumuze, prior to the situation in Anatope, knew wealth and grew up in a wealthy family, so he often desired wealth. One day, while sitting in the Freemen's orchard, bemusing himself, he saw a flashy young man approach. It was Sir Deal. As his nature was, he offered the hungry Bumuze banana and some groundnuts and got him into a conversation, while reading his mind. "Sir, your problem is wealth", he said to him after about a ten minutes discussion, "and I can help you out". Bumuze decided to listen. Sir Deal then told him to go borrow money, and get a carefree child for a sacrifice, but that it needed to be a secret deal, and that he would help him out with it. They conducted some rituals with a child. After that, he shook hands with him and said what he loved saying "Look-belows".
Instantly, Bumuze became wealthy. He had flashy cars, houses and opportunities. But he drowned himself in the Lastlast river after two years for accruing debts and not being able to pay them.

One day, another young man around that same period wanted to live a beautiful life. He met a man in a party he had been invited to. His name was Sir Deal. The young man's name was Muze. Sir Deal talked to him and handed him some banana and opted to help. He was to bring just an egg to the occasion. He did. During the occasion he was sked to sign a register. He did. Sir Deal said "Look-belows" and gave him a handshake and congratulated him. He did live long in sickness all his life, confined to the Abel Morse Hospital in Anatope.
Another day, around that time, a young man who loved women and wanted a lot of the best of them in Anatope met a flashy lady named Alee. His name was Uze. Uze obviously wanted to fall in love with Alee. Alee introduced Uze to Mr. Secret as her brother. One day, his corpse was found in pieces under the Amonica walk way in Anatope.



3

SEE SIGNATURE


But an old man called Elastic Young or See Signature was the only one in Anatope that knew all these. He alerted a little boy, a neighbor's child about it. The boy's name was Fynawe. One day, Fynawe met Sir Deal and knew from the description and the bananas, he was the one. Fynawe wanted every good thing, but he had to pause, based on all the old man told him and refuse Sir Deal's bid. Sir Deal seemed to notice his activities were known and decided to escape to Nasonget town but was chased by the Night police and hunted down. That was the end of all of Sir Deal's Wickedness. When Wim Pal August, the Lord Erstwhile of Egalilee heard about it, he gave Fynawe an open deal to ask anything he wanted. Fynawe asked for a wife, houses, money and security. Wim Pal August gave him his daughter in marriage and gave him all that he needed.

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