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| − | ''As a scientist, he was interested in predicting "the big one" in Southern California. He had is seismic detectors placed all around the fault in one of the most active areas. His readings were indicating that there was something under the surface pushing its way upward, creating seismic waves as it came up.''
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| − | ''Whatever it was it was getting closer and closer to the surface, and as it approached the tremors were increasing. As the object met the surface the ground exploded outward and created a mini alter, on this alter sat an earthenware crown.''
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| − | ''He went to check his instruments and found that the tremors had stopped, it was this crown that was causing them, he walked up to it and examined it. He placed it on his head.''
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| − | ''Suddenly the professor was gone, in his place was Earthmaster. The professor mind has been completely taken over by the crown, he is no more. Earthmaster is here now and it is time for the world to regret what the surface dwellers have been doing to mother earth.''
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