The Competition

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In the province of Marid, the four tribes that inhabit it are in constant comepetition to find who's best. Yax, the tribe of strength, always strive to succeed by using brute force. Arnah, the tribe of intelligence, attempt to win by using wits and tricking the opponents. Namta, the tribe of loyalty, tried to triumph by earning the oppositions trust. And Tilan, the tribe of agility,  always endeavour to to sneak past their enemy.

But what happens when Ethan Hansen, a tribeless outcast, signs up and gets chosen to compete? And what to the officiators do when they realise they must choose a new, proper competitor?All Rights Reserved

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