The Usurper King

My text, The Usurper King is set on the table 🔥🔥🔥✍🏿✍🏿✍🏿✍🏿. It is a fictional story that talks about a warrior who was pushed by pride and greediness to overthrow  the rightful king .

 There is this proverbial........ "Your best friend is your worse enemy". So trust him not with your secrets, who, when left alone in your room, turns over your papers. Everyone is like a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. This is what happens, that you tell your friend your most personal secret, and he use it against you. The biggest guru-mantra is: never share your secrets with anybody. It will destroy you.

The worst pain in the world goes beyond the physical. Even further
beyond any other emotional pain one can feel. It is the betrayal of a friend and confidant. When the vapor or gas of pollution is coming out from the anus, you still have the chance to control it......so that it won't make a noise. But when you carelessly allow it to pass the stage of it's explosion, you cannot control it to explode, and it will result you to your disgrace in public. That's the foolishness of being harmed by the secrets you shared that result you to a victim of circumstances. 

The novel is purely based on imagination, and it is a didactic story that teaches moral lessons about the danger of sharing secrets with friends. It's difficult for the devil to take control of your valuable life when your weakness is masked by the power of God. But once you place him high and allow him to be in share of your secrets, he will use it to capture you.

"Pride begets greediness and greediness begets evil. Ali Omotoso was a powerful man and chief of the Ebikiri's warriors who is well respected by the king, Ola and the people of Ebikiri kingdom. He was undefeatable in every battle, and he always brings victory to his people . He became more known and famous when he conquered the unconquerable kingdom called Ugudi whereby cannibals live. So he becomes like a statue of hope to the people. However, he was pushed by pride and greediness which caused him to overthrow the rightful king and became a dictatorship king in the land. But he was eventually killed by Koyla, the son of the late king who was on exile for many years".

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