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Once upon a time, on an island in the middle 

of a great ocean, there lived a peaceful 

kingdom by the name of Merica.

The kingdom was full of happy citizens, who 

believed that it was the happiest and greatest 

place on Earth.

The kingdom was ruled by King Bush the wise. 

The citizens of Merica loved and respected 

him. Under his rule, the kingdom lived in 

peace and harmony.

Unfortunately not everybody loved Merica. On 

the edge of the island lived an evil wizard who 

hated it. He and his pet dragon resented how 

happy the kingdom was, so King Bush had 

banished them to a side of the island where 

the sun never shined.

One day, to make the kingdom as miserable as 

he is, the evil wizard sent his pet dragon flying 

into the castles magnificent towers.

His plan had worked, for with their beautiful 

towers in ruins, the kingdom became miserable 

and fearful.

The king sent all his bravest knights to make 

the wizard pay for what he had done, but none 

stood a chance against his pet dragon

If this weren't enough, the wizard had gone 

into hiding. Because the wizard had once been 

the kingdom's champion of hide and seek, 

nobody found him.

Growing desperate, King Bush sent for help. 

However not even the brave French army 

stood a chance against the dragon.

After about 7 years, King Bush gave up and 

deserted Merica, leaving the kingdom without 

a king...and without hope.

Soon afterwards, the kingdom was graced with 

a new king, King Obama, who was different 

from King Bush in every way imaginable. King 

Obama promised that he'd bring change to the 

kingdom...by finding the wizard and slaying 

the dragon. 

Despite this hopeful promise, King Obama 

wasn't well liked by the citizens. Some even 

believed he was not of royal decent, and 

therefore not fit to be king.

Determined to keep his promise, and so his 

kingdom would like him, King Obama sent a 

messenger bird to his good friend in a kingdom 

far away, hoping that his friend would come 

and assist.

King Obamas friend Navy the seal showed up 

the very next day. He assured the king that he 

had nothing to fear, and that the dragon was 

as good as slain.

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