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Technion

The Mirroring of Technology and Ninjitsu

By Kent BrindleyPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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The Ceremonial Temple of the Ninjato was open for public viewing once more. Tonight was to be a special evening with the changing of the guard for a new ninja leader and guardian of their entire tribe. This special Ninja leader, soon to be a Technion, had been found worthy of special talents combining the best in technology and sorcery with his own martial arts mastery.

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Dawn came with the arrival of the participants in the ceremony. Sa'man Garr, the Chosen One by destiny, was already waiting for the arrival of the priests, political leaders, and past leaders. By noon, his own family and closest friends arrived as well in anticipation of the evening's celebration. Sa'man Gar felt a tear of pride come into his eye as he gazed out amongst the crowds when dusk settled in and anyone and everyone from the Ninjato tribe started to file in to take in the ceremony.

As evening turned to night, the hour was finally right. The balance of mysticism, technology, and martial arts training settled over the appointed recipient of worthy of the union of powers and the strength that came with them.

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The ceremonial night passed and a new dawn arose from the ashes for the Ninjato; a new day and a new leader. Sa'mann Gar was now the new Technion...

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Kent Brindley

Smalltown guy from Southwest Michigan

Lifelong aspiring author here; complete with a few self-published works always looking for more.

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    Written by Kent Brindley