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The Rare Giants

Do you know the forbidden forest giants are becoming extinct and now classified as “The Rare Giants” ??

 

As the new “Rare Giants” are being killed by the Centaur Giants, there are fewer and fewer by the day. Right now, as you are reading this, there are probably only about 30 left in the world! The centaurs are taking their food so they are becoming unrecognizable. The only thing that doesn’t change is their eyes, no matter what, they always will have yellow eyes like no other giant.

 

However, the female giants have bright pink eyes so you can’t miss them. They are also the only giants who have bright pink eyes. Both of the giants smell like mint, always mint, never anything else. They leave ginormous  footprints and you can recognize the female footprint is smaller and females only have 4 toes so you can tell. Females usually carry their child around with them so if you spot them make sure to stop and say Hi!

 

The rare giants live in the forbidden forests with some of the other land giants. 

The forbidden forest is practically fit for giants as there are giant trees, rivers and lakes etc. The sun is always beaming and it rarely ever rains over there. It is very hot so that’s why there are many rivers and lakes in the forest. The trees give them a lot of shade but for the extra tall giants, it isn’t that helpful.

 

The rare giants eat mint, a lot of it, hence why they smell like mint. They also eat bugs and they eat birds, which lasts them the whole day. Not all giants do eat birds but the rare giants do. The leaves on the trees are really good for them.

as they have oxygen in them. They usually just bend down and use the lake water for a drink.

 

The most special thing about the rare giants is that they can read minds, so when you have an intention of hurting them they always run away because they know what is happening but if you are there to cause no harm then they will not run they will make sure to always help you if you need to be somewhere.

 

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