In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Youngman Duran begins to investigate series of mysterious cattle mutilations, Fact2: ancient and embittered medicine man raised Youngman, Fact3: Tasupi has cast spell to end world that very night, Fact4: Youngman finds Abner 's bloodless body on floor of shack, Fact5: Walker sell rights to process them to tycoon of Peabody Oil
[EX A]: Youngman Duran, a deputy on a Hopi Indian reservation in New Mexico, begins to investigate a series of mysterious cattle mutilations. Abner Tasupi, an ancient and embittered medicine man who raised Youngman after his parents died, tells him he has cast a spell to end the world that very night, but Youngman assumes he simply is babbling while under the influence of datura root. The following morning, Youngman finds Abners bloodless body on the floor of his shack, and nearby he discovers a dead shepherd and most of his flock. Tribal Council chairman Walker Chee has discovered a stratum of oil shales in Maskai Canyon, the most sacred ground in the tribes domain. Walker is dynamiting the caves in an effort to unleash oil, and is planning to sell the rights to process them to the tycoon Roger Piggott of Peabody Oil. Walker is desperate to keep word of the attacks from leaking to the media before he completes the deal. Although common sense tells him otherwise, Youngmans faith in tribal beliefs and superstitions leads him to suspect the unexplained deaths may be connected to the spell Abner claimed he cast. British scientist Philip Payne is certain they are the work of vampire bats infected with bubonic plague. As they spread throughout the area, swarming through a missionary groups campsite and infecting everyone in their path, Philip and Youngman join forces with Anne Dillon, a young white medical student who runs a ramshackle clinic on the reservation and is in love with Youngman, to track the bats to their lair and destroy them.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Konoha Inoue is recruited into literature club by Tohko Amano president and sole member of club, Fact2: witnesses ripping out page of book, Fact3: Konoha spends days after school writing short stories for Tohko as snacks, Fact4: Tohko recognizes drawing to be from original manuscript of Kenji Miyazawa 's poem, Fact5: Miu roof of had tried to kill herself junior high school
[EX A]: Shortly after entering high school, Konoha Inoue Miyu Irino is recruited into the literature club by Tohko Amano Kana Hanazawa, the president and sole member of the club, after he witnesses her ripping out a page of a book and eating it. Instead of eating actual food, Tohko can only eat stories by consuming the paper they are printed on. Konoha spends his days after school writing short stories for Tohko as snacks. Tohko had previously set up a birdhouse on the school grounds so anyone could ask the literature club to help them in matters of love by submitting letters. Tohko and Konoha find a piece of paper in the birdhouse one day, but there is only a childish illustration on it. Tohko recognizes the drawing to be from the original manuscript of Kenji Miyazawas poem Songs of a Defeated Young Man. When Tohko finds the same image in the birdhouse five days in a row, they decide to stake out the scene at night, and they find Chia Takeda Aki Toyosaki, a friend of Konohas classmate Nanase Kotobuki Nana Mizuki. She tells Konoha that the pictures are from Miu Asakura Aya Hirano. After New Years, Konoha goes to see Nanase in the hospital, who had fallen down the stairs. There, he finds Nanase confronting Miu, who had previously attempted to kill herself when she and Konoha were in junior high school. This was due in part to Konoha winning a new authors contest with his novel Similar to the Sky, which he wrote under the pen name Miu Inoue. Miu had wanted to enter and win, though in the end she only sent in blank sheets to make Konoha believe she had participated. Miu eventually tells Konoha that she hates him. Later, she escapes from the hospital, and Konoha goes to find her at the roof of their junior high school, where she had tried to kill herself. After explaining her reasons for doing so, Konoha agrees to jump from the roof with her. Just as they are about to fall, Tohko arrives and Konoha manages to prevent Miu from jumping. However, back on street level, Miu jumps in front of a truck and gets hit. Afterward, Miu seemingly believes to be a fourth grader and has lost most mobility in her arms and legs, but Nanase interferes, which makes Miu give up the ruse. Tohko takes them to a planetarium and draws parallels between Konoha and Miu and the main characters in Similar to the Sky. Miu had always wanted to make people happy because her parents were always fighting as she grew up. Konoha tells Miu that he wrote the novel to tell her how much he loved her. Realizing that someone had loved her, Miu apologizes for everything she did to Konoha. When he realizes Tohko has disappeared, Konoha races to the train station and finds her there. She tells him that she got accepted to the university in Hokkaido and that she can no longer eat his stories anymore. On the train, Tohko explains that she wants him to become everyones author instead of keeping him all to herself. After Konoha departs the train, they have a final goodbye kiss and Tohko departs on the train. Years later, Konoha has put out his second novel titled Book Girl, and an editor comes to his house to read his newest work before it gets released. It remains unclear whether the editor is Tohko or not.

[EX Q]: Fact1: procession is attacked by sword-wielding bandits in desert first time, Fact2: servant recklessly takes off after bandits, Fact3: bandits have kidnapped young mistress, Fact4: chief of bandits allows Kui to take Young Mistress back, Fact5: word has reached Young Mistress 's fiance of capture
[EX A]:
Set in the 1920s during Chinas Warlord Era, The Wooden Mans Bride is a romance film between two unlikely people from different classes. A young woman, known only as Young Mistress Wang Lan, is on her way to meet her future husband for the first time when her procession is attacked by swordwielding bandits in the desert. A servant, Kui Chang Shih recklessly takes off after the bandits who have kidnapped the young mistress and taken her back to their lair. When he arrives, Kui impresses the chief of the bandits Kao Mingjun, who allows Kui to take the Young Mistress back. Meanwhile, word has reached the Young Mistresss fiance of her capture. Preparing to engage in a thrilling rescue, the hapless young man accidentally sets off an explosion, killing him. When Young Mistress finally arrives, she faces her fiances imperious mother Wang Yumei, who forces the young woman to undergo arcane tests of purity to determine whether she is worthy to marry the now dead bridegroom. When Young Mistress passes these tests, she is forced to marry the titular wooden man, a woodcarved statue of her late fiance. Forced into a life she does not want, Young Mistress tries and fails to escape from her new home. She finds solace in her growing friendship with her onetime hero, Kui, a friendship that soon blossoms into an illicit love affair. When the affair is discovered, Kui is banished from the mill, and Madame Liu has the Young Mistresss legs broken to prevent escape. Kui, however, is determined to rescue his love once more. He returns to the bandits lair to find the chief dead, and becomes the bandits new leader. A year after he leaves, Kui returns with the bandits to claim Young Mistress. He allows Madame Liu to commit suicide by hanging herself, then burns the house down, taking Young Mistress away with him.