My turn!
Toro's Passage
Toro shook his head, chasing the stars from his vision away. That dratted warrior had a sharp sword and a strong BODY PART, no mistake there!
Around him, the brigands were running away. Did that mean what he thought it PAST TENSE VERB? Was Elsa von Spielburg her old self again?
Toro picked himself up and walked ADVERB into the compound. A brigrand confronted him.
"Don't you know what's going on?!" He PAST TENSE VERB. "Our leader has disappeared! Save yourself! It's--"
"Shut up," Toro said placidly, PRESENT TENSE VERB the brigand out with one ham-sized hand. So ... the prophecy was fulfilled, at least in part. This warrior did 'free the princess from the band'. Did he also 'come from the east'? Has he 'freed the man from the beast'? Will he force the ogress to flee the land?
Well, no time to PRESENT TENSE VERB. Toro turned around and walked into Fred the Troll's tunnel, muttering "Hiden goseke" just in case. Fred and Toro weren't exactly enemies, but it wasn't smart to PRESENT TENSE VERB a troll.
No-one gave Toro any trouble as he walked up to the castle. Everyone knew the old saying: Where does a minotaur walk? Anywhere he wants to, man.
Not long after, the strange warrior appeared and was proclaimed a hero. Toro was impressed. This stranger was ADVERB the hero from the east!
But after all the hoopla, Toro was at a bit of a loss. Elsa had spoken on his behalf and the Baron was happy to let him stay at the castle, but what was he to do?
Then Barnard, of all people, PAST TENSE VERB of something. "This new sport of ballen-in-the-basket is spreading like NATURAL DISASTER," he commented one morning over the HOT MORNING DRINK and sauerkraut, "and your beast friend, Elsa, is very tall. Why don't we form a ballen-in-the-basket team and challenge Shapeir to a game?"
And that's how the Spielburg Bulls team was started.
"Oh baby, oh yeah. Baby, that's the stuff..."
LARRY! Stop that!!! That's another story, "Toro's Massage"! Get outta there!
Not to be continued ...