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The book I chose to read is still called, 'Rich Dad Poor Dad', by Roberto Kiyosaki. so far what I've been reading was about parents wanting their children to go to school; go to college, and find a good paying job right after. But Robert explains why this formula is not working anymore for the new generations. People back then had it easy, college wasn't as expensive as now. Now, most people try to get a job that is high paying, but they don't love their job. so what's the point of working somewhere you hate being in? Why not look for the job that you are passionate about doing?

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So far I have read the stories from the Knight to the Pope. The Knight is basically an awesome soldier who has survived fifteen bloody hell battles. He has been through many battles and has gotten respect out of them, he also survived like a first wave before the rest of the army would show up. Something like World War 2's D-Day. I knew his story was going to be awesome since they're all about honor and sacrifice. The Knight also believes a lot in his religion. The Knight also has a son who he took with him through the journey. His son is about twenty years young. The son is looking forward to win the girl of his dreams, which is why he came along this journey. I also read about a nun. She was a very emotional nun, everybody would be entertained because she acted curious to them. The nun would cry if anything sad would happen, she also had a couple of dogs and basically claims that if her dogs were to like ever be trained in a harsh way, she will cry. The nun is like super neat...

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The team barely had any ammunition, or any men alive. They were outnumbered, 4 to 1. Until the Legend 27 entered the battle. The remaining men were just staring, they knew that they had won already, some questioned, "are you the Messiah!" They couldn't believe the ammunition that the Legend 27 was carring, the weapons the man was carrying could only be lifted by 3 men together, the medals on his bomber jacket outnumbered the ones that the captain was carrying. The men kneeled to the one and only who could save them from the massacre they were about to be given, some men were crying because they knew they had been saved. The Legend 27's face was covered in a black metallic mask, nobody knew how he looked, but one thing is for sure, whenever this man steps in a battle, all enemies wish their parents never met.

Im the Canterbury Tales, I think the Knight and the Monk seem like really badass characters. First of all, both are trained to kill. The Knight is a soldier, the Monk is a hunter. I like both, but I think I will have to go with the Monk because those guys are hardcore killers. Almost Samurai style, they're superhumans. I would like to learn how this monk hunts, his strategies, why he chose to be a monk.