Mega Mash-Up: Pirates v Ancient Egyptians in a Haunted Museum
What happens when some Ancient Egyptians, together with their spooky Mummies, take on a crew of bloodthirsty Pirates, those terrors of the seven seas, in a Haunted Museum! Chaos amongst the exhibits, that’s what!
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The Pirates shiver their timbers and creep through the Museum. “What was that?” Captain Bloodthirsty yelps. “M-m-mummy!” gibbers Pirate Pete. “What’s she doing here?” puzzles the Captain.
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