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With already two people dead in the village, first Ahisamak the father of eight, and then Kafunlu, a young beautiful lass, both in the jaws of Uglyface on a single day, the eldest son Arpaksad was determined to avenge the death of his father and his clandestine love, Kafunlu. Arpaksad had indeed wanted to tell Kafunlu that he loved her but he couldn't yet approach her fearing that he would be rejected by her for being a lazy fellow he was. 'I will have to change,' he had thought, 'and I must marry her.' But now she was gone, most probably killed by his father's killer. Life without a father was shameful and to live life without having married his only love was insignificant for him. He made up his mind and started his training to keep himself robust to avenge both his father and his lost love.Read on to see how all the eight brothers, one after another, followed suit and died in the jaw of their father's killer. Who then, is going to kill the monster? This is a story filled with adventure. It is about a family ancestry who was razed by the bad gods but later reinstated by the influence of the creator. The last part of the story fabulously forecasts the future of the world monopolized by an extraordinary man and his goddess wife.The chapters in this book are arranged in such a way as to make the readers enjoy and understand clearly, the sequence of the events that occur in the story.