Part 4: The Battle for the Throne: James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo in 1536AD "The Quest for the Lost Throne: James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo in 1536AD"

The three friends had finally arrived at the castle of the lost throne. It was a large and imposing structure, with high walls and towers. The sun was setting, and the sky was turning a deep shade of orange.

James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo looked up at the castle in awe. They had never seen anything like it before. It was a sight to behold.

The three friends knew that they had to act quickly if they were to have any chance of reclaiming the throne. They decided to split up and search the castle for any clues that might lead them to the throne.

James and Benjamin searched the castle grounds, while Olufunmilayo searched the interior of the castle. After hours of searching, the three friends had found nothing. It seemed as if the throne had been lost forever.

Just as the three friends were about to give up hope, they heard a loud noise coming from the castle. It sounded like a battle was taking place inside.

The three friends rushed inside the castle to investigate. What they found was a fierce battle between two armies. On one side was a group of warriors led by a man in a golden crown. On the other side was a group of warriors led by a woman in a silver crown.

The three friends realized that the two armies were fighting for control of the throne. James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo knew that they had to act quickly if they were to have any chance of reclaiming the throne.

The three friends joined forces with the group of warriors led by the man in the golden crown. Together, they fought bravely against the other army. After a long and hard-fought battle, the three friends and their allies emerged victorious.

The man in the golden crown was revealed to be King James, the rightful heir to the throne. The woman in the silver crown was revealed to be Queen Olufunmilayo, the rightful heir to the throne.

The three friends had succeeded in their quest. They had reclaimed the lost throne and restored peace to the kingdom.

The three friends celebrated their victory with a grand feast. They were hailed as heroes throughout the kingdom. From that day forward, James, Benjamin, and Olufunmilayo were known as the three friends who saved the kingdom.