Why Did Peevalu Die

Peevalu went to the king, and the king asked him questions like ‘how old are you’, ‘have you lead before’, ‘what do you want for this country’. The king saw that this boy was power hungry and desperate for greatness. The reason behind that was because he had been told that he was nothing much because his blood was so far away from the king’s own. He wanted to prove everyone wrong, or that was what he told himself. In reality, he just craved greatness and his name in the history books. The king was impressed with what Peevalu had to say, and because of this, Peevalu was given the crown to the kingdom. Two days after peevalu became king, the former king died. Peevalu controlled an entire country, and what he did first truly showed what he was
They don’t want their family to be killed like how their friend’s were killed. The threat goes up and up all the way to the highest rank, and that rank is brainwashed to thinking that what they are doing is right and that any other way they do things is completely wrong. Those that are not called to bear arms are manufacturers that work in factories. Those people live where they work and supply food and supplies for the next people to be drafted. The working conditions are dangerous as people get their arm blown off from the mill factories they work in, and often times, people die because everything is so terrible. Some people say that you can still hear the wails of others from the abandoned ones. Where there are factories, there is pollution. The sky is terribly polluted and the air hard to breathe, but so is the air everywhere else. People are not allowed to go outside because then they would probably die from the acid rain that often talls or see how the land around them is dying. All food that is made is made from human hand and shipped out to other people. No crops can grow as the ground is too polluted for them to. Chemical engineers are often hired to come up with food formulas for the people of