This book is dedicated to:

The soldiers of the world who have fought a battle as fierce as this.

Preview audio:

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My name is Fredrick Roger. I have called you here today because I charge you with passing this story down to the people of the world. You will learn that sometimes a clever man is better to have than a strong army.

Hello

The story begins with a dishonest, savage king, named Victor, who wanted to conquer all lands and grab power for himself. He came to the throne in Hideon on February 24, 1807. He was from a long line of selfish and ruthless ancestors, who ruled over Hideon before him.

KING VICTOR

His father was Edward the Great. In a terrible battle, Edward was stabbed in the chest by King John and immediately died. Victor was furious when he heard news that his father had died, but now he would be in charge and he would get revenge.

He sent three of his best spies to see where the Amethyst King was headed next.

However, only one spy returned to Victor after a few days with news.

The spy reported to Victor that in two days only 300 soldiers would be accompanying King John to Innsbrook. Their plans were to collect weapons, food, and armor.

THE SPY

After Victor heard this news he called his chief advisers to his throne room to help him plan the attack. After two hours they decided to stage a surprise attack in the city and bring with them 1000 men to fight the battle.

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Who do you think will win the battle?

The king with 1000 soldiers or the king with 300 soldiers? * * *

Meanwhile, King John was ruling in Amethyst in an honorable way.

He came from a long line of righteous ancestors.

KING JOHN

News came to King John that inside his own kingdom, food was being stolen and people were being threatened! He sent soldiers all over his kingdom searching for the trespassers. After two days of an intense man hunt the culprits were found and immediately thrown into the dungeon.

King John was pleased when he heard news that the culprits were locked up in the dungeon. Two guards accompanied the king to see where the thieves had come from and find out their names.