Agartha Alternate Ending

“I had an instinct that I’d have a place in the art world,” he said. “Artists seemed to have a higher purpose. It wasn’t about the ego.

     Alexander and his men now set forth to conquer Egypt. Upon arriving, he was welcomed as a “...divinely sent liberator from Persian rule'; and was crowned

He turned to look at me and grinned down making me suddenly feel cold despite the heat.

The book begins with Alexander, an ancient Greece king. Alexander life became a tale of the elision of knowledge and understanding with power. In the middle ages, Alexander became a legendary figure whose desire to subjugate the entire world. He did not even came close but did manage to conquere the Persian Empire, Anatolia, Syria, Phoenicia, Judea, Gaza, Egypt, Bactrian and Mesopotamia. However, Alexander's empire grew to fast. He could not manage both Europe and Asia. As a result, other empires took over, starting with the romans.

A long time ago, in a far away tropical land called Nira there was a great kingdom,

“Afa where are you going!” Mako yelled. As Mako goes to search for Afa he hears rustles in the bushes.

“So you were reading about power systems for the fun of it?” I asked, gawking. He was so strange.

“Such beautiful art,” she sighed, “I should take up art. Something nice to do in my spare time.”

“I guess you’re right,” he said, dumbfounded. “But you have to promise, that if I tell you anything about me, you will never breathe a word of it to anyone.”

Percival rolled his eyes and changed out of his sweaty tunic. “You’re ridiculous and I don’t believe you for a moment.”

Alexander the Great (20/21 July 356 B.C.E.- 10/11 June 323 B.C.E.) was the ruler of his empire from 336 B.C.E. to 323 B.C.E. In 336, when his father, King Philip of Macedon was assassinated, Alexander succeeded without opposition. He overthrew the Persian Empire, carried Macedonian arms to India and laid the foundations of the Hellenistic world. Alexander was the finest battlefield commander of the ancient world. When he died of fever just before his 33rd birthday, he had carved out the largest empire the world had ever seen, stretching 3,000 miles from the Adriatic Sea to the Indus River. (Split sentences) To build a successful empire, Alexander the Great used violence and diplomacy. Additionally, profound experiences in Alexander’s

Denny raised the pistol. “Tell me or I swear I’ll put a bullet in your forehead.”

"Well, from what Ash has told us. It does make a whole lot of sense if you look at it." The latter tried to reason with his best friend with a smile.

This cross culture was carried beyond the Euphrates valley. Sargon, who ruled around 2334 to 2279 BCE, was considered the first and greatest Akkadian ruler. Sargon was compared to Moses, the Hebrew ruler from the Bible. Sargon was born of common people and not of a royal blood line. He was abandoned in the marshes at birth, but would somehow grow up in the Sumerian court. Sargon was accredited for conquering the Sumerian people. He was a powerful ruler that was felt by all people and nations. The saddest part of the Akkadian people was that the rulers that followed Sargon did not have the skills or leadership needed to lead the people. This lack of leadership caused the Akkadian Kingdom to fall (Matthews, Nobel, & Platt,

Born around 1165 and first known as Temujin, our universal ruler experienced many hardships in his time, he was the son of Yesugei, a minor chief. When Temujin turned 10 years old, Yesugei was poisoned by the evil scheming Tatars and died. Thinking Temujin was too young to be their chief, his tribe left him to die. How foolish they were…