The story of the Shamen (not real but based on reality)

 Based on real events in history.

At 611AD, a group of travellers in North Africa met a group of Missionairies. The Manicheans were not keen on changing their religion, even for a 10,000 gold bribe. They ignored the missionairies and continued their journey. They had been travelling for a few months, ever since the conquering of Egypt. They had planned on arriving at the city of Tuserei, in the Green Morrocco. But in Morrocco, the border control were not happy on them arriving without a visa. So they went south, hoping to reach the lush forests of Central Africa. This time, they ignored the Shamanadai border control, and went illegally. They were not wanted, even though they journeyed many miles into it's northern deserts. They were closing in on a city 75 miles from the nearest, the last place they had had a pit stop. Here, there were many missionairies, since the town chief had accepted becoming muslim. The city seemed very rich and lavish, and the Missionairy Leader, Arthprog, guessed it was the 10,000 gold that had terraformed this city. The huge chatter unavailable elsewhere was all begging. "Please, Please, you can terraform your city with this!!" the missionairies were yelling at the top of their lungs. Vincent, Sudhi, Laris and Modhid did not accept this mischevious behaviour. They simply walked up to one of them and said, "Your begging will do nothing. They will just leave you,". The missionairy just said, "Wait and see," before walking up to yet another person, who was a priest. Arthprog could see no signs of any churches or temples of Manicheasim and Zoroastrianism. They were not going to keep walking. Well, walking many kilometres to other cities. They decided to go to the leader of the missionairies, Mahmood, and confront him rigorously. "You are ballistic! This is for the good of the heavens!" he had replied. "Just do not yell at them and bribe them," Arthprog said. "Leave or become my prisoners," Mahmood said angrily. "We will do both. We will leave and you will become our prisoners," said Vincent. Mahmood was raging. "GET OUT of Al Shai'raq! NOW!"  They were forced to leave as the religious guards pushed them away with their wooden canes. Arthprog was not stupid, especially since the disdained guards had acted so holily. He attempted to make the citizens join his army, but they refused solemnly. As a last resort, Arthprog defeated the Chief and forced the missionairies to be banished from Al Shai'raq. But they would not lose to an old-timey Manichean Missionairy. Mahmood captured him and the others, and forced him to change his religion. As Arthprog and the others refused, Mahmood executed them. This act would force the Manichean Missionairies to betray their religion. As a result, both Manichean and Zoroastrianism would collapse and no longer become the main religions that they once were.