The Green Monkey

Once long ago there where the king of the forest. He is called Sax’xharoo Rukh and is described as a son of Kairon. He was the king of beasts and walked with many forms. Sometimes he was a lion, sometimes he was an eagle, sometimes he was serpent, but one thing did never change. The color of his skin, fur or feathers. Always green, accepting the wild mother and father’s green nature. Absorbing the power of the leaf the grass, the moss and so on. He was a friend to all animals and was mostly seen as a strong ape. He could change his size and become big and strong like a rhino, huge as a giraffe and agile like a monkey. He is said to be the one to bring people and animals together. To the people devoted to him, he shared a hair, and their skins would feel the nature and their instincts would widen. It is said that their skin would turn green. he lived in the garden of the everglades, and he became rather powerful and respected. It is said that he was the strongest and most worthy. He got a son which he named Aboul Unga. The king of the forest. But unfortunately, Rukh had enemies. A huge beast with one eye came like roaring lightning and Thunder. He had power like none before. Blood of Arypt, rage like hellish fire, with flesh like Iron. Some call it a one-eyed lion, some call it a one-eyed boar, but it does not describe it very well. In truth it was nothing more and nothing less than a beast. He killed and ravaged, he had a different kind of nature on his side. One who did not wish to bow down to anyone. He came with dark powers and slew many of strong will and power. He did not kill Rukh, in the beginning. He flayed his green skin and wielded it as it was his own. Rukh was hung upside down and was tapped for blood. All of the people of Rukh were forced to drink the blood of the king. Even the son Aboul. The one-eyed took Aboul close. Aboul was to be the next king. He would no longer be Aboul son of Sax’xharoo, he was Obould Xorakk king of the beast. Rukh was weak but in his final moment he heard a voice, followed by music. In his last moment, he followed the tunes, and was led to the lord of song who took him to the afterlight.