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"He remained adamant about Brother Pediculoso's belief this was paradise."

Seeking to escape the blaze of publicity, Francis Arouet and chirpa Cacambo embarked on an expedition into the Nuevos Aires jungle. With two large red sheep and twenty pack-sheep, they entered the jungle with little fanfare.

The sheep had demonstrated their worth in the steppes of Fnordia and the sands of the Ikari desert. The Nuevos Aires jungle would prove to be their undoing. Within weeks, two sheep were swallowed by a bog, two died of fatigue, and seven died from hunger. The remaining pack-sheep fell off a cliff¹, leaving Arouet and Cacambo in dire straits.

Several months later, Arouet emerged from the Yucatan jungle. In his knapsack lie the dismembered hands of Cacambo. Three days later, Arouet died in his prison cell.

¹ It has been argued the sheep did not fall, but rather, levitated off the cliff and rocketed into the sky.
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