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''Choose not to believe in you."''|'''Jack Prelutsky''', ''The Dragons Are Singing Tonight''}}
 
Two races, or tribes, were familiar with each other's existence a long time ago but they have gone ages without contact with each other, and now each believes the other to be creatures of legend, that either never existed or died out long ago.
 
Until they meet each other. And they both react exactly the same way — by saying something along the lines of "They do exist!" in a tone of awe. At the same time. (Or at least one directly after the other.)
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== [[Web Comics]] ==
* Referenced in ''[[College Roomies from HellCRFH]]'' when Roger meets two centaurs who think humans are mythical creatures. However, they're actually genetically engineered creatures who have been given this belief (and a steady diet of drugs) by the [[Evil Genius]] in question to avoid them questioning their surroundings.
 
 
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