A Story About Dee and Tee Tribe

Long time ago, the Dee and Tee tribe lived along together. The Dee tribe live in the west of island which was rich of mine and coal resource. While the Tee tribe lived in the east of the island which was rich of natural resources.

One day, Boo-dee was lost in the forest of Tee and met Shaun-tee who was looking for traditional medicine in the forest too. Shaun-tee showed Boo-dee the way to Boo-dee’s home. Boo-dee thank Shaun-tee’s help by giving her a small red crystal that he found. Shaun-tee thanked him too and wore it as a necklace. Since that day, they started to befriend each other. Boo-dee and Shaun-tee also often played at the coast together.

The island was in a crisis when the Mee tribe came. The Mees said they wanted to help the island against the crisis, but actualy the wanted the island very much. The Dees and Tees didn’t know about this motive and trusted the Mees to help them. The chief of these 3 tribes met each other to plan about the movement against the crisis. Soon after the meeting, the chief tribe of Dee, Rahma-dee was found dead in the river of Tee island. Ta-mee, the chief tribe of Mee claimed that Rahma-dee was killed by the chief tribe of Tee, Pas-tee. Soon, the war was started to begin. The Dees attacked the Tees and gained control of one-fourth of the Tee’s territory. The Mees seemed neutral and tried to end the war. But they didn’t know
that Ta-mee had ricked them.

Boo-dee, who was the part of Dees soldier, met Shaun-tee in his attack to Gan-tee, a mountain in Tee territory. Instead of attacking, Boo-dee saved Shaun-tee and told that he never imagine this war would happen. Shaun-tee was thinking so and convinced Boo-dee that actually Rahma-dee wasn’t killed by Pas-tee. She also said that her tribe was actually have enough prove that Ta-mee killed Rahma-dee, but they didn’t have opportunity to show it.

Boo-dee was trying to convince the Dees that Ta-mee was the one who killed Rahma-dee. Most of them believed what Boo-dee had said but it was too late. The Mees had begun their rebellion. They took over the northern of the Island and was advancing to the south to gain the island permanently.

The Dees and Tees realized that their homeland should not fall to the Mees. They apologized each other and made a promise that they would never attack each other again. They made a blockade and rebuilt their base. This united force, in the command of Boo-dee, pushed the Mees back and exterminated them from the Island.

The Dees and Tees had a firework party to celebrate their  success. In that beautiful night, Boo-dee proposed Shaun-tee. The marriage party held several month after the firework party. The live happily along with The Dee and Tee tribe forever.

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