'The twelve elders took the children who have symbols on their foreheads.'
'They called them the 'chosen' and separated them from the children who don't have the symbol of the Avian bird.'
'Liam was standing on the side with the other forty children. They watched as the twelve elders looked at the sixty children - who had a figure of a bird drawn on their forehead- with a loving expression.'
'They stood there silently and curiously. Their innocent minds were not capable of any malicious thoughts or profound questions of why they were being ignored.'
'However
there was one little face who watched everything with a dissatisfied expression.'
'Liam felt that they were being segregated. They were just born but there was already favoritism happening in this world.'
'Can they showcase their talent first before they judge them?'
'"Chu!" -Hey!'
'Liam called out to one of the elders. Yet no one bothered in her calls and they just continue speaking with foreign words to the sixty children.'
'The twelve elders took the children who have symbols on their foreheads.'
'They called them the 'chosen' and separated them from the children who don't have the symbol of the Avian bird.'
'Liam was standing on the side with the other forty children. They watched as the twelve elders looked at the sixty children - who had a figure of a bird drawn on their forehead- with a loving expression.'
'They stood there silently and curiously. Their innocent minds were not capable of any malicious thoughts or profound questions of why they were being ignored.'
'However
there was one little face who watched everything with a dissatisfied expression.'
'Liam felt that they were being segregated. They were just born but there was already favoritism happening in this world.'
'Can they showcase their talent first before they judge them?'
'"Chu!" -Hey!'
'Liam called out to one of the elders. Yet no one bothered in her calls and they just continue speaking with foreign words to the sixty children.'
