Baskadia

In the heart of the African savannah, there lived two giants named Kofi and Jabari. They were the tallest and strongest giants in all the land, with skin as black as the night sky and hair as wild as the elephant grass. Kofi was known for his kind heart and his love of storytelling, while Jabari was feared for his strength and his fierce roar.One day, a group of humans came to the savannah in search of the magical fruit that only grew on the trees of the giants' land. The humans had heard that the fruit had the power to grant wishes, and they were determined to find it and use it to their advantage.Kofi and Jabari were not pleased with the intruders, and they confronted them, demanding to know what they wanted. The humans explained their quest for the magical fruit, and Kofi, being the kind giant that he was, offered to help them find it. Jabari, on the other hand, was skeptical and warned the humans that the fruit was guarded by fierce creatures and dangerous traps.Despite Jabari's warnings, the humans were determined to find the fruit, and they set off with Kofi as their guide. As they journeyed deeper into the savannah, they encountered all sorts of challenges, from raging rivers to treacherous mountains. But with Kofi's help, they were able to overcome each obstacle and press on.Finally, after many days of travel, they reached the foot of a great mountain, where the magical fruit grew on a tree that was guarded by a fierce dragon. Kofi and the humans fought bravely, using their strength and cunning to defeat the dragon and claim the fruit. As they made their way back to their village, the humans were overjoyed, for they had found the magical fruit and had their wishes granted. But Kofi, who had risked his own life to help them, was left with a heavy heart, for he knew that the humans would never truly understand the value of the fruit and the magic of the savannah. And so, the giants returned to their land, each one reflecting on the lessons they had learned on their journey. Kofi realized that his kindness had been tested and found true, while Jabari understood that strength and bravery were not enough to make a true giant. Together, they stood tall and proud, their hearts full of wisdom and their spirits full of wonder.In Africa's heart, a giant did stride With strides so wide, the land did divide His footsteps deep, his voice so loud The earth did shake, the skies did crowd

His skin so dark, his eyes so bright

He towered over all in sight His strength so great, his spirit so grand

The land did tremble, the people did stand

He roamed the savannah, wild and free

A true king of the African land, he

His laughter echoed, his wisdom so true

The stars did twinkle, the moon did shine anew He spoke in riddles, his words so wise

The wind did whisper, the trees did sigh

His heart so kind, his spirit so bold

The African giant, a story to be told