A Hero's Journey To The Moon

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“And the Nobel Peace Prize of 2017 goes to… James Turtle for bringing back the for cancer and putting his very life on the line to save our existence, while furiously flirting with danger.” Respectfully staying humble James responded, “No thank you, I do not want the award, all I wanted to do was save humanity.”
“Do you choose to accept this mission?” “Yes, yes sir I do.” “Here is your mission James Turtle: It seems scientists have found that the moon rocks have possessed a cure for cancer. You must travel to the moon before, Mal Sinister and Vil Sinister claim the moon for themselves to control the tides causing a huge flood to wipe out all mankind. James, you have 24 hours to embark on this treacherous journey. Good luck soldier and make

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