The smell of death and blood flows through the valley of Gurkansan. The people move to the valley and join the cult. They don't even know.

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The people are named Turks, the cult follows the hole, and that's what they do. People look at them weirdly, they think that the hole is some metaphor, but what is not known is that the hole exists. 

The hole, 12 kilometers wide and endlessly long. If you stand near it, you see only darkness for ages and ages. So, the cult follows the hole, but how does the hole move? It doesn't, the being inside the tunnel does. 

The Larsenthon, called by many Infiniti, is a snake. It's gigantic, the most largest being on earth probably. Its body is 10 kilometers wide, but it's as long as the earth itself. 

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It was rumored amongst the cultists that the deity's tail is at the other side of the earth, with the same hole. The cultists thought the other hole was submerged in the middle of the ocean, but that was not proven. 

The first person to see Larsenthon was Christopher Columbus himself. He found the hole and faster than any human being started writing everything about the gigantic hole in the middle of the forest. 

Suddenly after another expedition, Columbus found a giant snake with it's face out of the hole. Columbus didn't flee, nor fight. He just stood there and picked up his diary. 

He started writing extremely fast; he documented everything about its body and even drew the being itself.

After years and years, Columbus was getting older and older, so he ordered his son and daughter to write more about this gigantic hole. 

His daughter quickly gave up on it, but the son did not. He thought the order was some kind of wish before his death. So he worked on it for years, years past he created a cult. 

And that cult became what it's known today. 

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