Chapter 4 - The Prodigy

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The once peaceful world of Taco Bell was thrown into chaos. A new prodigy had emerged: Backflipping Boxing Vishnu. With his lightning-fast flips and powerful punches, he could assemble a taco in record time, all while dodging flying tortillas and salsa bombs.

Both Cartwheeling Ninja Jesus and Somersaulting Sensei Buddha were captivated by the young prodigy's talent. They saw in Vishnu the potential to revolutionize the world of tacos, to elevate it to new heights. However, so did Forward-Rolling Samurai Allah.

A fierce competition ensued, each master vying for Vishnu's allegiance. Jesus offered him the wisdom of the ancient ninja, the secrets of balance and agility. Buddha, on the other hand, promised to teach him the ways of Zen, the power of mindfulness and inner peace.

Allah, however, had a different approach. He appealed to Vishnu's competitive spirit, promising him a platform to showcase his skills, to become the undisputed champion of the taco world.

After much deliberation, Vishnu made his decision. He chose Allah. The allure of fame, the thrill of competition, had won him over.

Jesus and Buddha were disappointed, but they respected Vishnu's choice. They knew that the future of the taco world was bright, no matter who led the way. And so, they continued their own journey. Now their rivalry transformed into a deadly competition, always striving to create the perfect taco.

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