THE BOY IN THE ROYAL GREEN LAND

Once upon a time, there was a young boy named Oliver who lived in London. Oliver was a brave and adventurous boy who loved to explore the city and learn about its rich history. However, there was one thing that set Oliver apart from the other kids in his school – he was a member of the Royal Green Lang.

The Royal Green Lang was an elite group of young boys and girls who were handpicked by the King himself to serve as the protectors of the city of London. They were trained in the art of combat, self-defense, and espionage, and were tasked with keeping the city safe from all threats – both foreign and domestic.

Oliver had always been fascinated by the Royal Green Lang and had dreamt of becoming a member ever since he was a little boy. So when the King’s emissary visited his school and selected him to join the secret order, Oliver was overjoyed.

Under the guidance of his mentors, Oliver spent the next few years learning everything he could about the city’s history and its secrets. He studied its buildings, its streets, and its people – always on the lookout for anything that might pose a threat to the city.

One day, while on patrol in the city’s main square, Oliver noticed a group of strangers loitering around a nearby building. Something about them seemed off to him, so he snuck closer to get a better look.

As he crept closer, Oliver noticed that the strangers were carrying large backpacks and were talking in hushed whispers. Suddenly, one of them pulled out a strange device and began tinkering with it.

Oliver knew instantly that this was a dangerous situation – and that he needed to act fast. He quickly radioed his colleagues for backup, and then confronted the strangers, warning them to put down their device and surrender.

At first, the strangers ignored him – but then, they suddenly pulled out their own weapons and started firing at Oliver. But Oliver was ready for them. He ducked and weaved, avoiding their bullets, all the while keeping his eyes on the strange device.

Finally, backup arrived, and they were able to apprehend the strangers and confiscate their device. It turned out that the strangers were members of a foreign spy ring that were planning to blow up one of London’s most iconic buildings.

Thanks to Oliver’s quick thinking and bravery, however, they were stopped in their tracks. And in recognition of his service, the King himself awarded Oliver with the coveted Medal of Bravery.

From that day forward, Oliver knew that he had found his true calling in life – and that he would always be proud to serve as a member of the Royal Green Lang.