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The Way Lima Mcshady Become King

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Today is the day that Lima McShady becomes king. Lima had dreamed of becoming king since he could speak. Lima McShady was the perfect king. He had flowing blond hair and he had the perfect body. Lima also carried the greatest sword in the Kingdom, and had the most elegant armor of all the knights. Although, his appearance fools everyone into liking him. Inside, he is a gruesome beast. McShady has worse manners than a dog, and he is so rude that he beheads anyone who looks at him wrong. The ceremony began in which Lima McShady becomes King McShady. After Lima said his vows, Sir Gape placed the glorious crown on top of Lima 's golden hair. As soon as Gape let go of the crown, KIng McShady whipped out his sword and slashed Gapes head off. No one

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