Ryder-Scavenger+Hunt+Story

Once upon a time there was a group of people in Africa called the Boyacá tribe. They were very violent and creative people. They took roost in the Congo and killed or mortally injured any strangers or animals. These people have acted this way for thousands of years. In 800 A.D. a golden pen of the Boyacá tribe had been moved to the United States. It was over one-hundred feet tall. But the Boyacá tribe did not ever find even though they have been looking for the highly valued pen for over three-thousand years.

One day when the Boyacá tribe went to trade computers and car parts the ruler, seen a small model of the golden pen. But it was in American hands. The King Scratcher rose from his throne and marched to the highly advanced Cargo Boat that he had seen the pen. He found the owner of the pen and stabbed him with his ivory elephant tusk. He took the pen and sail on the Cargo boat all the way across the Atlantic Ocean. When the boat arrived to New York City King Scratcher noticed all the cars being used and all the huge buildings. Also he saw how the Americans were dressed very differently from hem. He was wearing a fur cape with a golden crown and the others had on black suits. As King Scratcher walked into Central Park he was surprised int the amazing color of the grass and well crafted statues. When King Scratcher lay down in the grass he then found something new and creative. It was a brand new Sony laptop someone had left by mistake. He could not figure out what it was but it was very expensive he could tell.

As he moved further into the park he saw the gigantic golden pen missing from Africa. He then ran to the pen and declared war on the American Society. He had troops arriving by the thousands to tear the pen off its pedestal and take back to its rightful home. But the National Guard was there ready for a bloody and untrustworthy fight. The fight carried own for over two weeks. By the time the war had ended all of New York had been destroyed and thousands of men and women had died from both the Boyacá tribe and The Americans.

When the Boyacá tribe left with the enormous pen the Boyacá tribe celebrated in triumph. It was a great success for the Africans because it gave everybody in Africa a time of peace because King Scratcher suspected his own kind to take the golden pen. Once the pin was placed in the giant pen holder all the African people cheered. The war among the people was over for now. But King Scratcher's son had always disagreed with the violence in his motherland. The only object he loved the most over his mom was his pyrite. It has many beautiful colors and twinkles in the sunlight. This was a sacred and well-loved object in Rollo’s family. It symbolic power to the Boyacá tribe and was believed to keep them safe from evil spirits. This really helped the Boyacá tribe become more religious and friendlier after the war between the tribes for land was over.

Soon as the war of the African people ended another one corrupted the society of the Boyacá tribe when the HAHA tribe tried to steal all the sacred pyrite and gold from the Boyacá tribe. It was a losing battle from the beginning for the HAHA tribe because they were significantly out numbered. But the Boyacá tribe warriors did what they were born to-do which was to kill. So as the violence reoccurred in the Boyacá tribe once again King Scratcher's son Rollo became more and more scared and angry with all the madness going on in Africa. So as the next cargo ship arrived to the Pi Dock Rollo secretly jumped into a cargo box and sailed away to a foreign country. When he arrived he notices that there were pointed tips on building and that water was all around him. He seen a sign and he could not understand what it said because it was not in English nor African writing. “Its Japanese” said an odd looking bystander. Rollo stared a long time at the man seeing the he was very pale and short.

As Rollo explored the new country he begins to feel ill. He was not immune to the new food and water therefore he started to vomit and then died of dehydration. King Scratcher began to look for his son but could not find him. He looked for years but he never found any trace of the long lost son. As twenty years past on Rollo’s twenty-first birthday King Scratcher took his life with a pistol and was found dead within five days. He was buried in the nicest close and the best coffin. It was very sad but without a ruler all the Boyacá tribe people went mad and went on a rage and destroyed all of Asia.