Part 2: The Search Begins: James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo in 1536AD "The Quest for the Lost Throne: James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo in 1536AD"

James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo had been travelling for weeks, searching for the lost throne of their ancestors. They had heard tales of its whereabouts, but no one seemed to know exactly where it was.

The trio had been travelling through the countryside, asking anyone they encountered if they had heard of the lost throne. Unfortunately, no one seemed to know anything about it.

Finally, after weeks of searching, they came across a small village near the edge of a forest. The villagers told them that they had heard of the throne, but that it was hidden deep in the forest.

The three adventurers were determined to find the throne, so they set off into the forest. After hours of searching, they finally came across a small clearing. In the center of the clearing was an old, crumbling stone structure.

The structure was the lost throne of their ancestors. After centuries of being lost, it had been found.

The three adventurers were filled with joy and excitement. They had finally found the lost throne of their ancestors. Now, they just had to figure out how to get it back to their kingdom.

But first, they had to figure out how to get it out of the forest. After much deliberation, they decided to build a makeshift cart to carry the throne.

Using the resources they had, they were able to build a cart and transport the throne back to their kingdom.

When they arrived, the people of their kingdom were overjoyed. The lost throne had been found and the kingdom was restored to its former glory.

James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo had succeeded in their quest. They had found the lost throne and brought it back to their kingdom. They were heroes.