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This victory is for you, Fuss.
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Part one, Theodora's Path. Chapter 1.
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My tale begins long ago, centuries
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before you were born.
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There was a desert then, and in that
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desert was a white egg.
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Many people lived peacefully within it
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until one day when the dragon called
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Dactto the Great struck and cracked the
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desert egg. The piece was shattered. The
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people of the White Egg took up arms
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against the empire and its dragon. They
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wared and lost. The empire [music]
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brought them in chains to its capital.
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>> And then, auntie Troy, what happened to
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the people after that?
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>> The empire's prisoners came to a tragic
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Those who were taken were put to death,
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boiled alive in Dagasa's cauldron. But
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the goddess Eufas saw all. Her heart
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achd [music] to see them treated that
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way. And so, she rescued 5,000 children
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of the white egg. They grew up to found
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the kingdom of Damascer. Those children
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>> That story was too scary, auntie. Why
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did you tell it to me?
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>> Because it is true. Your people must
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never forget your history.
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>> But why did Daka the [music] Great want
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to kill all the egg people?
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>> Deep down, child. He feared them.
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>> That doesn't make sense. That [music] is
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a lot scarier. I hate all the gods of
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the temples except you.
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Auntie, what was you like? Was she kind
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and pretty and wonderful?
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>> Yes. And yes, and yes, she was all of
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>> What? You knew her, auntie? No fair. You
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foss is the goddess of the underworld,
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right? Will I get to meet her when I
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The living need not be concerned with
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what may come after death. To be human
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is to live with all one's strength until
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the final moments, no matter the
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circumstances. Always ask yourself until
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the very end, Theodora, if you are
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living to your true purpose, even if the
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question goes unanswered. That is what
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it means to live with all one's
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>> I don't understand, Auntie. You're
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Think of it this way then. Wouldn't you
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be sad if you didn't live with all your
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strength after she saved your ancestors?
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>> Theodora, what's wrong, child?
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>> You had such a good heart. I hate that
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she had to die, but when I'm older, I
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want to be strong so I can save people
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I'll protect everyone.
