On The Mountain - (On Hold)
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This story is based on a song called "One Tin Soldier" by The Original Caste.
It is about valley folks wanting the treasure of the mountain people, and even though the mountain people are willing to share, the valley folks' greed made them make a huge mistake.
A valley boy named Arthur is sent to the Kingdom on the mountain to deliver a message, but while there he meets a young mountain girl who instantly captures his heart. But, what will he do when war strikes between the valley and the mountain?
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