In this bible, you shall find the great story of the Protaganists and how they're religion developed.  You'll first read from where it first began to the point where the 3 powerful gods of Nepal/Egypt/Brazil were reincarnated into 3 teenage girls of Minnesota.  The journey all began when a strange but beautiful girl with rare blue eyes was found abandoned and brought to Tic tic and the Unicorn's village.  

Verse 1, the meeting of Evanette

The crowd of tribespeople glared at the girl warily, suspecting black magic or trickery from those blue eyes.  She glanced around once, before wincing and returning her gaze to the floor, petrified.  After a long while of this agonizing silence, an elderly lady came into the tent and at once, the tent switched from silence to a frenzied uproar.  The lady took in a deep breath before calling out some ancient tribal curses.  The tent receded back to silence once more, and the people moved aside as she made her way to the center of the tent where the girl stood aghast.

"Child, what is you're name?"  The old lady asked, her old and weary voice full of compassion.

"Evanette."  She whispered, finding the courage to look up into this kindred woman's eyes.  The elderly lady gasped at how blue this girls eyes were, and recognized them at once as the eyes that could forsee all.

"Fear not!"  The shaman lady yelled to the crowd of tribe members.  "This child is the foretold prophet!  From her, we will learn many great things!"  The crowd errupted into cheer and the woman rested her hands on Evanette's shoulders.  As soon as her aged fingers touched the girls shoulders, images came flashing across her mind.  Four legged demons, which, under man's control, destroyed all of this child's village.  Men who were controlling these beasts and all so they could find this girl!  Fire burning houses down, faces of children screaming.  Before long, the woman released Evanette's shoulders as though they were poisoned, and she stumbled backwards, breathing hard and fast.  She would have fallen to the ground, had not her loyal tribe members caught her whilst staring at the girl with menace, save for one.  A young boy, perhaps the same age as this Evanette stared at her with wonder and admiration.  They briefly met each others gaze before looking away quickly.  Meanwhile, Old Mother, regained her composture and rose to her feet.

"Four legged monsters!"  The woman found she could not bring herself to say everything else she had seen.  The crowd looked at her with perplexion but she made a gesture of dismissal before they could press questions, and reluctantly they obliged.  Gradually they all exited the tent, save for Evanette who was pulled aside by wise Old Mother.

"We need to talk, dear."  Old mother said quietly.

Verse 1:2 The Unicorn's meeting of Evanette.

After a week, The Unicorn had followed Evanette more than he had ever followed anyone in his life, and was proud to claim that he hadn't been caught both by her or anyone else whatsoever.  He smirked to himself at this thought, as me moved aside the branches of the bush that was in his way of seeing Evanette bathing.  Suddenly, however, he felt a cold calloused hand grip his shoulder, and he jumped and fell over backwards in surprise, before looking up to see the face of his old friend Tic tic.  

"What are you doing, Unicorn?"  He asked as he raised an eyebrow.

"Nothing, just go away, man!"  Unicorn hissed in anger, as he spun around to resume his looking but jumped again when he found himself face to face with Evanette.  

"What are you doing?"  She asked warily, as she adjusted the hide that was her outfit.  At once, Tic tic began to snicker and folded his arms and looked away.

"So that's what you were doing!"  He exclaimed, clearly enjoying what he was seeing.  Unicorn's face began to heat and Evanette drew her eyebrows together in confusion.

"Tell me what you were doing!"  She stated sharply, wanting answers now.  

"I was...uh, well I needed to talk to you, and I was on my way to you're hut, and I found you here.  I knew it wasn't a good time, so I was about to turn around and head back home."  Unicorn made up on the spot.  She must have bought it for her gaze softened into a delicate sort of surprise, and she nodded.

"Sure, if you wanna talk we could do it now."

"I'd love too,"  He glanced murderously at Tic tic, who's eyes widened in surprise before rolling them and walking away.  As soon as he was out of earshot, Unicorn found himself staring at Evanette, entranced by her beauty as always.  She arched an eyebrow at him in confusion, and he instantly snapped out of his reverie.  

"So...What did you come here to talk about?"

"I don't know, I just wanted to talk....can I do that?"  He asked with a small chuckle.  She smiled faintly and nodded.  

"Of course."  They both sat down on a large boulder and stared at the sun as it slowly receded into the horizon, and cast millions of glowing orange reflections off of the azure lake below them.  

"Well, I guess I was wondering, why were you abandoned.  I mean, what happened?"  Unicorn finally asked, unable to find better ways to phrase that question.

"Men riding these 4 legged monsters destroyed our tribe.  They said it was in the way of they're plans or something.  They also said I had some sort of prophetic talent, but they couldn't figure out how to access it or something, and I was cast aside."  Evanette explained quietly.

"How could they do that to someone so beautiful?"  Unicorn asked in genuine perplexion as he turned to face Evanette.  A blush rose to her round cheeks and she shyly tucked a piece of her long brunette hair behind her ear, enabling him to see the light of the sun that reflected off her icy eyes, creating a breathtaking sight.

"You really think I'm beautiful?"  She replied after a long moment.  Without thinking, Unicorn found himself reaching over to grab Evanette's hand.  She jumped at the touch, causing him to jump in turn as well, but ultimately they met each others gaze with a content smile.

"I truly do.  You're a thousand times more beautiful than this sunset right here.  And I can assure you, Evanette, that you'll always have a place in my heart."  She searched the boy's eyes, in an ecstatic sort of disbelief.  She instantly found sincerity, and knowing that he was telling nothing more than the truth, her blush grew fiercer and she looked back on the sunset, unable to find the words to reply to his confession of love.  Unicorn wasn't expecting a reply, and patiently turned to face the sunset, watching it hand in hand with his beloved, Evanette.