The Uncrowned King By C. J. Strong Sometimes toughness is synonymous with stupidity, and this was just the case with Gerald G. Griswold or Jerry as some would call him. Jerry was a basic man with basic qualities. In fact, the only thing that wasn’t basic about Jerry was his temperament. He once killed a man solely because he was wearing a nicer hat than he was. Gerald was born to a small family with little to no money to their name. Which is what made Gerald’s story so impressive. He came from nothing, yet by the time he was sixteen he had already a hundred soldiers under him. This was because he joined the Royal Army at the ripe age of fourteen, which wasn’t unheard of back then. Once he joined, his bloodlust for battle quickly got him a bad reputation. He slayed his way to the top, being as cut throat as possible. Once he had enough soldiers under his command, he split from the Royal Army to create a new organization. Of course, this meant he and his
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