I returned to the Kingdom of Brutality, there in the castle.
The Shush monster had appeared. A hundred years before Christ had passed, and dinosaur monsters emerged.
The warrior and the village soldiers were preparing to head to the castle after discovering that it had been attacked. The warrior mounted his horse while Mirta bid him farewell. His son, Capelli, cried and begged to go with him, stretching his hands toward his father to be carried onto the horse's back. The warrior dismounted, hugged Capelli, and said,
"Don't worry, I'll be back soon. I must get rid of that wild cat."
Capelli replied, "Father, I want to fight with you. I have become a young man."
The warrior answered, "Stay here. Protect your mother and the village children. If I am gone for long, come and search for me."
Mirta added fiercely, "I will follow you. I will avenge my father."
The warrior bid his family farewell and left with his soldiers toward the castle. He had grown old—sixty years of age. The soldiers carried arrows and pulled carts loaded with sharp tree trunks and hunting tools.
The warrior ordered the soldiers to place the hunting tools near the castle gates and hide behind the mountain. Meanwhile, other soldiers climbed with him up the tall tree overlooking the castle, waiting until the night rays turned green—when the monsters would become aggressive and attack.
Our leader, the monster Shush, stood waiting for the last monster to emerge. I, Magis the monster, stood before him in the form of a cat, which made him scorn me. He laughed loudly:
"A monster that is a cat? Your companions haven't even returned from their break. The dinosaur will eat you!"
A dinosaur approached, ready to kill me. I leapt onto its head, biting with my deadly fangs until I reached its stomach—then it vanished.
Leader Shush shouted, "Who are you?"
I replied, "I am Magis, the monster from 400 BC, near the era of the Dragon Monster Commander."
I informed him that the human enemy was approaching the castle. Upon hearing the sound of the humans, Shush went into a rage. The monsters screamed and howled until a green beam lit up the sky above the castle.
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