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A dying king who had the well-being of his people in mind when he died his cousin's daughter came after a land which has many mineral resources that had helped the land for years, the lady wanted to take the throne by force which led to the death of many people and many were forgotten as the chief guard tell the story
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A dying king who had the well-being of his people in mind when he died his cousin's daughter came after a land which has many mineral resources that had helped the land for years, the lady wanted to take the throne by force which led to the death of many people and many were forgotten as the chief guard tell the story
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