Bandioro Bandia Part two

One dish with a rich flavor and a savory scent had been placed on the boat the back doors to the boat had been shut when the villagers had lefted to hide in the Shrubs and bushes. When all was quiet the Strangers came from out of there hiding. They walked by the instruments and went straight for the food
the saged leaves of theMoot-moot tree would relax these peoples to the point of exhaustion, spoke the Savant from the wooded edge. When they are all inside we shall sent the boat adrifted in the Creek they shall awake in the Lands of there own familaurority.
When all 15 of these attractive men and women and the twelve lesser attractive one were in the boat the visotors went and slaammed the doors and shoved the boat into the rapidly flowing stream. Those inside had began to eat and had falling asleep to awaken hours later on the shores of Familairty. Never to return to the Neihboring Village again.
The stuffed Chicken dish waas named 'Punt De Vissitor" after the name of the ship.
A spicy stuffed chicken breast, rolled and fried.
The villagers had placed painted stones and Several High quality Jasper stones in the chest with a fictious account of these men finding the tresure on the cliffs of a fictious mountion named Trippaira.The effects of the moot-moot leaves would have them disoreinted and fooled. Moot-moot leaves are used in anceint ceromonies of marrage there the two awaken as husband and wife. This was to save the village and the Savants found it wise to fool these peoples this way.

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