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Another remarkable story about kapuli which Hanz-duf told me was about two brothers with the same face. Ghaashug krankluki – the fiery brothers – went from the northern holes in the mountains and belonged under the flag with the fanged muzzle as well. These brother were great warriors with fiery nature. Successfully they went through many battles together since their young ages and over the years they toughened into a very well-coordinated duo of fighters. Those were the good times.
Many warriors were of this tribe. They gained rich loot and craft and trade only grew to them. It was not only for their nature why they were called the fiery brothers. They had very close to the fire itself. They were juggling with fire caught in iron cages on chains to amuse the others and to celebrate successful expeditions. With this equipment they were performing various acrobatics and were painting pictures with the fire into the night. Such performance I saw on the shaman´s burial.

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Another remarkable story about kapuli which Hanz-duf told me was about two brothers with the same face. Ghaashug krankluki – the fiery brothers – went from the northern holes in the mountains and belonged under the flag with the fanged muzzle as well. These brother were great warriors with fiery nature. Successfully they went through many battles together since their young ages and over the years they toughened into a very well-coordinated duo of fighters. Those were the good times.
Many warriors were of this tribe. They gained rich loot and craft and trade only grew to them. It was not only for their nature why they were called the fiery brothers. They had very close to the fire itself. They were juggling with fire caught in iron cages on chains to amuse the others and to celebrate successful expeditions. With this equipment they were performing various acrobatics and were painting pictures with the fire into the night. Such performance I saw on the shaman´s burial.