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These two kingdoms were divided by a strong, lively,

filled with clear water river, which turning and curving,

diving and splattering, carried away everything that

was in the way, tree branches, villager’s hat taken by
the air, logs, rocks and of course soil from its river

bank. Water and soil were sliding, meeting at the sea

and disappearing in its embrace. So, the river was
becoming wider and wider but its level was becoming

lower and lower. But for this natural change, king

One was blaming king Other for stealing his

water and king Other was blaming king One for

stealing his soil!