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Raiding The Happy Village
Long, long ago, when people still believed in gods and prayers, God pf Blackmail came to Earth to teach the blackmail art. Later the heirs of the Blackmail God gathered and lived in a Happy Village. Many years later, rumours spread in the underworld that there was an amazing treasure in the village and when the bandits heard about it, the village was in danger of destruction.
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Long, long ago, when people still believed in gods and prayers, God pf Blackmail came to Earth to teach the blackmail art. Later the heirs of the Blackmail God gathered and lived in a Happy Village. Many years later, rumours spread in the underworld that there was an amazing treasure in the village and when the bandits heard about it, the village was in danger of destruction.
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