The land was just the beginning of the earth. Once land was created, indians started to claim the land. They believed to have landed on a spiritual ground. The first thing that the indians built was the penny ball, and this ball had helped shape the land. The land turned out to be a valley flat as the ocean floor. The land was more rocky that what soil had and dirt had stood before the indians. The penny ball had marked the future of the civilization and what was yet to come. The penny ball had been put in the exact middle of the civilization, and was used to focus of the existence of the the tribe of indians; and be used to keep the indian culture striving for decades to come. The culture had changed in a way of life for generations and generations …show more content…
Each one-of-three sections was a result of changes that will occur in the future of the indian civilization that had once roamed and made a settlement off the land that was there before students had started to come about to obtain education. One of these strange sight was that the trees, who were the defender of the settlement, had been rapidly aging and dying. Another strange sight that was seen was the rocks that were becoming very mountainous, but the region always had temperament climate. One day, Poseidon had came down to the land and brought water to the rivers. The river, which was a wall that protected the settlement, had stopped flowing one day. As the tribe was checking the water situation out, in the distance, there was a “boom, crack,” and then a “shatter.” The penny ball had broken into several pieces. In the place of the penny ball, there was a giant totem pole standing there. The indians had not seen or heard of this item before. They knew there was always a story the totem pole, but they did not know the story of this pole. Compared to the penny ball, the pole had changed through the generations as life went on. This pole had became the center of attention of the tribe. This had attracted attention of other groups. One day, there was earthquake like rumble around the settlement. After the shaking of the ground was over and the ground was stable to walk on, they had noticed that there was arrows that had glass round balls on the tips of them. The indians perceived this as a sign of a new