1. The king sends a nobleman out to fetch the man who never lies, who is
named Mamad.
Mamad promises he has never lied and won’t lie in the future. The key sees
the man as a key asset.
One of the kings noblemen, James was becoming tired of been out of the
limelight. He decided to plot how to get rid of Mamad
James suggests that the king should go hunting
The king sends Mamad to the summer palace to tell the Queen to prepare a
feast, since he was joining her for lunch.
James tells the King that it might not be the best day to go hunting. The king
forgets he has sent Mamad to the summer palace, James’s plan is working

2. The Queen is waiting at the summer palace
Mamad tells the Queen to prepare a feast for the King, the Queen says she’ll
prepare one.
Mamad returns and expect praise, instead he gets accused of lying
James, who has spent the last few years tainting the kings mind, tells the King
to punish Mamad.
The king orders Mamad’s execution
The crowd shout for Mamad to be burnt. The man who never lies gets burnt
a the stake.

3. James hatches a plan to kill the kill with his rogue gang of ‘noblemen’
The king is on his death bed and expresses his desire for
James to be the king and rule Winchester.
The Nobleman James offers the King some wine, but has poisoned the
beverage. The king accept and drinks the wine, he starts to feel ill.
The King’s funeral is the following day. Everyone in Winchester is sad, except
James, who is using it as an opportunity to show off his new title.
R.I.P
James officially takes up the King position and tells everyone to bow down to
him and brands them ‘peasants’.
King James uses his power for bad and demanded taxes out the poor of
Winchester.
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4. Eventually people are tired of
James’s behaviour so start an
uprising against the Monarchy.
Due to James only having a few
noblemen and no army, it’ll be
easy to overthrow his as king.
The resistance confront James to
get him to back down without a
fight. James, who’s currently
power crazy, believes he can take
on a whole army.

5. The army overthrow James and have an equal
share in the Monarchy. James’s head is put on a
spike and paraded through the streets of
Winchester, cheers flood the streets of the City,
as well as James’s blood.