The round tower is an old tower with many hidden nooks and crannies, so sometimes things are not exactly where you think they would be.
Until 1992, a large crack on the Round Tower’s footing testified to the incident when a bunch of yggenyks stole the old tower. Fortunately, the small three-legged birds were persuaded to put it back in place since they not only have a preference for historic buildings but also for cookies.
Generations of pupils have been told the story of the Danish King and the Russian Tsar that meet at the top of the Round Tower and battle over views of humanity. There is only the slight problem that the King was not in the Round Tower that day.
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