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CHAPTER ONE

I CANNOT SELL MY PEOPLE

My name is Mvuela Mwamba, I am Twenty-three years old and from Central Africa Congo. I was born on July 3, 1995. I have chestnut eyes and noir curly smooth hair. I was wearing a white long-sleeve sweater, dark green hooded jacket, jeans, and Addidas shoes.

I ran to America three years ago and lived in Tucson with my DIA director Noami, but have had an unbearable challenging life because of my baba's death which did not go well with my conscious.

It has being eleven decades have passed since my baba was killed by the Man in Mask in 2015. On 2018 September seven, the most ravenous legion escaped from the mental hospital Cell VI and was on the run towards the outside of the hidden Nationwide African Kingdom's deepest thickest forest of Zaire.

Kidnapping African females of Wahadiwa, and selling them in abominable human trafficking in foreign countries.

Noami my old friend sent me on an overseas mission to abolish the oppressor's sinister act.

Naomi was a fan of my martial arts experience, she pleaded with my parents if I could come to live with her in Tucson on August 21, 2015, after sleeping in the street for three days.

Thanksgiving was around the corner when Noami got the sight of me sitting alone in the pouring cold rain after she welcomed me to celebrate Thanksgiving with her family.

Ever since that day, I have been living with her.

I was wearing my white long-sleeved sweater, dark green jacket, jeans, and sneakers at Pass Christian High School in Mississippi.

After the heartache failure of letting my father murder the Man in Mask, I relocated to Tucson, living as a homeless.

I mostly love to try every dish, but my favorite is my African dish, Fufu.

I want to venture into the unknown and out of my comfort zone. To find the answer to human trafficking across the world, especially in Africa because it is my greatest responsibility that never leaves my being.

The women that I wanted were black girls, but since I did not see many of them other hot girls in Tucson. Neither did I have money, so I give such nonsense.

“Mvuela,” Answered the voice behind me that night.

When I turned around and encountered Nasara.

"The Queen wants you to come home to Wahadiwa. And your people are suffering in such a mass under your younger brother Chiefwelu. Although your baba chooses you to be the crowned prince, he’d be treating your subjects poorly,” Nasara said.

“I fail my baba, Nasara, that's why left Wahadiwa. So why won’t you go back and tell my mama I don’t want to come? Go tell my mama I don’t want to come back? Besides, she’d had Chiefwelu, Ngandu, and the rest of my siblings to be successors of the throne of the Wahadiwa Kingdom, why it has to be me?” I asked.

“Because the Queen knew that you are the rightful heir to the throne of Wahadiwa. Still, have your baba's yellow-golden necklace, remember? You know why?” Nasara asked.

“Yeah, why? Because you are meek, compassionate, and humble to be the king of Wahadiwa. Your siblings themselves miss you especially Mukobe your little sister.” Nasara said.

“Well, yes, they miss me but I won’t go back. I got my life, work, and a huge mansion. Why would I leave all of that and return to Wahadiwa? What things would I get when I go back? Only the throne and—!” I paused.

Meaning, because my phone rang, henceforth, I excuse myself and answer it.

 “Howdy, Nao, what seems to be the problem?” I asked. 

“Well, howdy, it seems like we have a runaway criminal on your way. And he had kidnapped children and young women from Wahadiwa to sell in prostitution and slaves.” Noami added.

“All right, I will be on my way to put him out of misery,” I replied.

I switched off my phone as I looked at Nasara who looked at me with misery and disappointment.

“Um, sorry Nasara, I think I need to go,” I answered.

Marching away while Noami sent me the tracker on my phone where the escaped criminal was.

“Mvuela, please come with me to Wahadiwa! Please, your people will suffer under Chiefwelu’s rule. Drought-out has struck Wahadiwa and a lot of your subjects are suffering and starving.  Some of them are dying, some are stealing, and others killing themselves. Although they come for help at the palace, crowned Prince Npoyo is refusing to give them food. Queen Shilanda wishes that your father King Mvuela One didn’t invite you to Wahadiwa’s nationwide chieftains meeting. And that’s what is making every member of your family miss you terribly. Since then, Wahadiwa has never been the same as when you left, as the muzungu have been invading Wahadiwa and kidnapped young girls and young women for selling. Please come and save us from these calamities, and then after that, you shall go on about your business in America. But African Nations desired their king to save them,” Nasara cried.

“Nasara, and why would I care about that? It was his choice of wanting me to leave because I was a worthless man. I always bring shame and disappointments to his sight and my mama knew well. This means letting my baba go with me to Wahadiwa’s nationwide chieftains meeting in Chateau, but knowing my baba is not more, and the kingdom is in trouble. Now that’s the opportunity for them to want me back in Wahadiwa and about their suffering, their starvation, or their dying. Am I God who will save them? Am I God who will resurrect them or their loved ones from their deaths? Listen to me Nasara, I am just a simple man and not that important." I said.

"Besides, I let my baba down because I was irresponsible. Why would then Wahadiwa want the person who let them down to come back to their kingdom?” I shouted.

“Because they are in a time of trouble and they have now realized that you are their rightful king, Mvuela,” Nasara said.

“I am so sorry, Nasara, His Royal Majesty, King Mvuela I chooses me as his heir apparent to the throne of the African Nations Kingdom. But I guess I am not ready yet. The King of all kings in African Kingdoms, so why won’t you be the good Lioness or warrior and go back to Wahadiwa?” I replied.

Following that I walked away until I heard moving chariots, two men arguing and some of them were shouting at one another. Back in Wahadiwa, one man was caught stealing into the palace storage room. Although the Queen pleaded with her son to release him he refused.

Queen Shiladah knew that the man had been working in the palace for years, and she never did such a thing and she knew that he was innocent of such accusations.

 "Your Majesty, my Prince, please have mercy—have mercy upon me,” He pleaded. 

“Bring his entire family before me now!” Chiefwelu snarled.

“Chiefwelu? What’s the meaning of this? They are hungry, just looked at them, son? What would you do when you were in their shoes? Please let them go. Besides, whenever all the subjects come to ask for food they always go back empty ended. The scorching sun is destroying their crops and they haven’t had any rain in years." She answered.

"God, I wish you Baba didn’t allow Mvuela to escort him to that meeting, he would know what to do to solve these situations,” Shilanda murmured.

“Well, too bad that Baba caused him to go away, and I wish I would see him, and I believe Nasara would succeed in bringing him back,” Chiefwelu said.

“I hope—!” Mukobe paused.

After the guards that Chiefwelu sent brought the thief man’s family and dragged them before me.

“Kneel! On your knees before your coming king of kings!” He shouted.

"My princess—my princess! My queen—my queen, help us—help us beg your son to release our daughter. He can do anything with us whatever it pleased him whether to be your slaves or work on your field, but our daughter is only twelve. And she doesn’t work because she is weak on hard work. Adding on that, she hadn’t eaten for—!” He stopped.

One of the maidens came out of the palace and brought food to Mukobe.

"Mukobe with our mother left sorry for them. “My princess here is your food. Would you like for me to put it on the table or?” She asked.

“No, give it to the little girl and some plates to her parents,” Mukobe said.

“Right away and here little girl.” She said.

"What? Mukobe!” Chiefwelu growled.

“What? What now, little brother?” Mukobe snapped.

“You can’t-you can’t be serious by giving them food in my presence? I am a crowned prince you know.” Chiefwelu roared.

“No. you’re not chosen by Baba as his successor to the throne of Wahadiwa, Mvuela is. You are welcome and please enjoy it, and Mama?” She called.

“Yes, dear?” Queen Shilanda asked.

“I wish to see our older brother, Mvuela. I believe and know that he will be the rightful king to solve this calamity.  Although Baba did truthfully in him, still, he didn’t," Mukobe answered.

“So, do I. I have no doubts eighter about that, Mukobe but too bad I wasn’t able to stop your father from letting Mvuela escort him to Wahadiwa’s African nationwide chieftains meeting. I just wish Nasara would bring him home back to Wahadiwa,” she signed.

“Well, don’t stress yourself, mama. I am sure that Nasara will bring him on, but too bad since I am next to the succession if doesn’t come back.” Chiefwelu answered.

“Yeah, sure he chooses you to be the crowned prince of Mwambazi, but you don’t have a lion yellow-golden necklace that he gave to Mvuela. And you haven’t done a thing to the people of Wahadiwa. Look at them, they are killing each other and some of them are stealing food from one another. Some of your people for you to take care of are starving and some of them are dying. Although they come for food at the palace, you always refused to give to them." Mukobe scoffed.

Back in Wahadiwa’s thickest forest Nasara tapped on my shoulder, and I turned back he was holding the royal tan color attire.

“My baba royal outfits? But why-why did he give it to Chiefwelu?” I asked.

“Because of you our true a King, Mvuela. Please come with me and spare my life from your mama’s wrath,” Nasara pleaded.

“F-fine, I will put on. You just wait here for a minute,” I said.

I dashed into the thick bush and came out wearing my baba’s kingship outfits. All of a sudden, both of us heard screaming of Fideli K’s henchmen and gunshots.

“What in the world? Who came before and started killing my targets?” I shouted. “My-my, if it isn’t Wema to the rescued?” Nasara said.  “What? Wema, here?” I puzzled.

“Well, you miss this, my King. Let's go get them before Wema finishes all of them.  You know she is the fastest and most skilled Mwambazi’s Warrior!" Nasara said.

“All right, Commando of Wahadiwa’s air force come on let’s go get them and spared some time to go to Wahadiwa,” I said.

“Inkosi Yami-my King?" Nasara said.

Following that, I unsheathed my revolvers and began shooting at one by one of Fideli K’s army. Nasara lanced her spear at the Oracle who was coming her way unless she meets up with Wema.

“Nasara?” She called.

“Yes?” Nasara asked.

“Where is Inkosi, Mvuela?” She asked back. 

"Um, don’t worry Wema, I am all ears!” I interrupted.

Wema turns around and was surprised to see her King wearing the late Inkosi outfits.

“Inkosi-Inkosi, so you have agreed to come with us to Wahadiwa?” Wema asked. 

“Huh, first of all, focus on the job ahead. I will explain everything when we’re done, understood?” I answered.

“Yeah, sure," I said.  

After that, Nasara and Wema attacked with happiness while fighting side by side with their King.

She punches the bag out of Fidelis' henchmen and ends them without mercy. Instantly, I know who she was because she was Mica Montee, but she didn’t realize me nearby because she was focusing on killing Fidelis' goons. 

“Is it about time you show yourself here, Nyebo?" I interrupted.

Nyebo is startled as she turns around unless she encounters me.

“What? Mvuela? What in the world are you doing here? Besides, aren’t you supposed to be on your DIA mission or something? Continually, why are you wearing your baba’s royal outfits instead of your little brother Chiefwelu?” Nyebo asked.

“I am on my DIA mission but the people of Wahadiwa want me to come and take the throne as their King. I am on a mission to stop Fideli K because he is the most dangerous man who escaped the hospital mantel’s prison. I believe I will see you again. Anyhow, what brings you here?” I asked.

“Well, I am a Warrior. Since my baba is still the King and the Queen, your parents often sent me on missions around the world. Witnessing the hardships experienced by many people and growing the belief that Wahadiwa should actively help them." Nyebo answered.

“Wow-wee, at least you’re busy instead of sitting in the palace in Wahadiwa all day, ha-ha!” I scoffed.

Following that, she bounced after her opponent who she was engaging with without mercy, and eliminates them without holding back.

As I was ending and engaging in hand-to-hand combat with Nyebo side to side without mercy. After I left Nyebo to fight the rest of the opponents, as I scanned around for any sign of Fideli K after marching for a few distances away from Nyebo.

"I guess I was wrong to see such a scary cat run away the firstborn son of the late Inkosi wears the royal clothes of his late Inkosi. Besides, why do you need to save them when you know that they’re the ones who banish you out of Mwambazi? Why do you always want to be so a merciful and compassionate jerk when you know that they’re the ones who betrayed you? They’re the ones you back to Wahadiwa, even your mama the Queen would not prevent you to remain. Come on, my cousin stop being a soft and nice man and joined me. And I promise you will be the richest man in the world,” Fideli snarled.

“No, cousin, I am sorry I cannot sell my people, the people of Wahadiwa to prostitution and slavery. So why won’t you just be the good little cousin, release them, and returned them to Wahadiwa before your wrath!” I warned.

Fideli glanced at me with her eyes opened wide but I did not even flinched while I looked at him.

CHAPTER TWO

I KNEW YOU IN YOUR MOTHER'S WOMB

I was observing him without fear while I scoffed off. Fideli snarled at me in rage but I scoffed in annoyance.

“Hmm, such a pity. I was hoping would say that, and I believe it's time for you to face my wrath. Besides, it is time for you to meet your-!” He grunted.

“Inkosi, please bend down, now!” Wema shouted.

After I bent down, the spear from Wema which she lanced that instantly came to perforates the midst of Fideli K’s chest. He falls the floor as he breathes his last, leaving only the empty vessel and the ashy wings on the dried leaves.

Where we won the conflict and all of Fideli K’s henchmen were killed by Nyebo, Ushindi, and Wema. Fideli was my uncle’s son by the name of Lord Kilembi Kyambania and the father of all the rest of my cousins such as Georgette always to Augustin.

‘Well, let me tell you about my African Nations called Wahadiwa which is the wealthiest Kingdom full of copper, gold, diamonds, cobalt, uranium, coltan and oil are just some minerals that should make it one of the world’s richest countries. Adding the Strongest Non-Alloy Metal in the World which are Tungsten, Titanium, and Chromium. And most of these three mixed strongest metal called Niobitium-Vibranium-Advandium or NVA, I thought.

“Um, Inkosi Mvuela, now since we have killed our enemy can we please go back to Mwambazi, please? Because I would like to see my family and my friends!” Wema whined.

“Huh, yes, just for a minute! And Nyebo please come with us to Wahadiwa! I would love you to be by my side and seeing you, which makes me happier. Ever since I was in Washington, D.C. living with your aunt, I always miss you a lot. Henceforth, please-please come with me to Mwambazi!” I pleaded. “Well, sorry, Mvuela I would love to come with you to Mwambazi but they're still much more to learn from the people all over the world.” She answered. “Huh-uh, that’s too bad and all right I hope this goodby then Nyebo? I hope to see you soon!” I murmured. “Yeah, by Inkosi Mvuela,” Nyebo sniffed. Walking away to meet Ushindi and Wema in tears as marched toward the airport transportation called Eagle-wings. Marching up the stairs always at the entrance as I look behind at Nyebo who were freeing young girls and young women from the bonding shackles. Before I would turn to face the Eagles-wings’ entrance and turn back to look at Nyebo one more last time who was now looking at me in tears. I didn’t realize seeing Ushindi seeing everything. “You must love him so much, huh, Inkosi?" Ushindi interrupted. I was startled by her question as I look at her with a sign. Huh, yeah I love her so much and I just can’t help to be apart once again. Do you know why I was in Washington D.C before I returned from the mission at this place are now? Hunting down the most sinister and obsessive Oracles and his henchmen I never encounter, anyhow there goes my chance I of remaining with Nyebo even for just a few minutes I don’t care.

First I like for her to finish her education, and I have to wait so patiently unless she finishes all of her schooling courses," I signed. “Yeah-yeah, I feel ya but I’m sure you two will meet again. So why won’t you be a good Inkosi and take a seat while you discuss heartbreaking again of you separating again from your girl!” Wema scolded. I just look at her then laughed hard as wave farewell to Nyebo who wave back. Entering the entrance as the Eagle-wings’ door behind me closed shut, while Ushindi leads the way to the throne-like seat. Instantly when we arrived, I climbed the four stairs, reaching the huge throne, and sat on it. Inkosi," Said both. Ushindi and Wema bow down before me as Ushindi and Wema stood to my right and left. When the Eagle-wing float in the air after I was settling in the huge throne-like seat when Wema turned the engine in the beginning before I would come to the airport. They were serenity in the Eagles because none of my two companions spoke a word to me before I would break the silence. “Ah, this brought back a memory,” I said. Ushindi and Wema puzzled look at me before they would answer. I remember me and my ubaba sitting next to each other as we were going to visit one of his old friends King Pepa in the Zambezi when I was just twenty-one years old. I imagine him scolding me all the time when I disappointed him. Man, I miss those memories. Unless I encounter my Cousin Mushota and Nyuki playing in my bed-chamber, I was furious as I chanced them out of my room. At that point, my baba became disappointed and sad because I thought that I was irresponsible and an embarrassment for him as the oldest son. Henceforth, that's why walked away from my responsibility of becoming Wahadiwa's crowned King. I tell you what young women!" I giggled.

“What did you learn, Inkosi?” Wema asked. A lot Wema-Nasara. Seems like the world taught me a lesson I will never forget," I murmured. As I heard both Ushindi and Wema broke in the laughter, they were laughing hard. “Ha-ha-ha-ha, Inkosi, we are sorry but-but we could help but laugh!” Nasara gulped. "Well, it is right to laugh. And just you know, laughter is the good medicine." I giggled. Following that Nasara and Wema exchanged eyes and smile thrilled and glad to see Mvuela being a different man for their Inkosi. Aright then, Inkosi, do you remember you pushing Nyuki into the fresh drink water fountain and remembering King Dumisa Nyebo’s baba drinking it? When he saw Nyuki coming out of the water wet, he spits out almost immediately and shouted a curse word at you?" Narasa asked. “Yeah, I remember all of that. And the funniest is seeing Nyuki furious like a volcano which chases me all over the grassland of Mwambazi man, that was hilarious!” I laughed. “Yup, you can say that again, Inkosi and I can’t wait on the Queen's face when sees her cowardly son accepting her summoned.” Wema excited.

“Right, me too Nasara-Wema,” I mumbled. From a few distances, I saw the most astonishing, vibrating, magnificently, and the breathtaking Kingdom of Wahadiwa. “Yes,Commando...Lt., it seems like you are telling the truth,” I answered. Later on, we find over the enchanting Great City of Wahadiwa on our to the most gigantic Wahadiwa’s palace. We flew in the air for a few minutes unless all three of us saw the most gigantic palace. I saw my umama, little sister Mukobe, Chiefwelu, and some three people on their knees. Continually it was already in the morning and Chiefwelu promises them to let them go but he couldn't fulfill the promise. "My Prince, Chiefwelu, please-please let us go. And I believe you told us that you will let us go this morning, yet you haven't let us go," Aruni said. "Silence, you because your punishment is not over yet. I am a crowned prince and you must wait unless I say so," Chiefwelu snapped. The Lion-wings landed, as Wema, following by in between and Nasara behind me. Inkosi, welcome to Wahadiwa, we have arrived." Wema excited. As both of them walked side by side with me in the midst. Sure, Nasara-Wema I can see that. And I am so glad that I am finally home. Goodness-gracious, isn't it that King Aruni is on his knees?

What he is in the world doing bowing before Npoyo who still the crowned prince?" I whispered. Well, because Npoyo accused him of stealing in the palace so now his entire family is facing Chiefwelu's wrath. And just look around-?" Nasara paused. "What now Nasara? Cat got your tongue?" I asked. "No, Inkosi Yami, look! The clouds are gathering faster and faster by a second at just the moment you came out of the Eagles-wings, my Inkosi!" Nasara answered. As I look up in the cooling sky, I saw a thick heavy cloud hovering all over Wahadiwa. "What in the world? Why are clouds gathering? It wasn't gathering like this when I was in the Lion-wing, Nasara-Wema?" I wandered. "Nay, my King, it was gathering before when we were still in the air In Wahadiwa's Great City!" Wema said. "Well, Wema then, I guess didn't see it clearly but you paying attention at the outside through the Lion-wings' glass windows," I said. "Yeah, I was my Inkosi!" Wema said. Continually, my mama, my younger brother Npoyo nor was my little sister Mukobe saw me coming with Nasara and Wema to both sides. Queen Shilanda and Mukobe were looking at the pleading family with sadness and disappointment. My Queen-my Princess, please help us to plead to your son, Prince Chiefwelu to let us go?

Remember the promises us let us go yesterday, but just look at him he had broken that promise. Ouchy, knees-my knees are killing me,please-please! Let my poor daughter go and punish me and my wife instead, Chiefwelu?" Aruni cried. “Alright, you little girl stand up but you will remain unless I said so," Chiefwelu scolded. "Chiefwelu you cannot seriously let them-!" Mukobe paused. “Silence, Mukobe! I am a crown prince and I believe I should teach them a lesson of never stealing in the palace's food storage-!" Chiefwelu paused. “And your punished are to let them bleed in their knees, Chiefwelu? Kind of king will you be little brother? Aruni, my father, my mother, and little Neema you are free to go! Besides, could you make a promise than break it later? I believe the late Inkosi didn't teach you to be in such a manner brother? I am surprised you are acting in such behavior. What happens to the younger brother I used to know? The little brother who used to make our baba? The little brother who the late Inkosi was proud?" I asked. And oh, my goodness Neema you have become quite a woman," I complimented. "What? Inkosi? Inkosi Yami, you have finally come to save us, and thank you very much for letting us go." Neema thanked. "Mvuela, brother you are at last? And look it begins to rain at the moment you step foot in Wahadiwa." Mukobe excited. She ran towards me and hugged me very tightly while Chiefwelu and my mama were bewildering at such approval.

"Yeah-yeah, Mukobe I am here and I can see that it is rain," I answered. "Inkosi, brother, I miss you so much! And the reason I was acting that way is that I miss you, furthermore, baba should choose you to be King although you are kind of irresponsible and a disappointment in his sight," Chiefwelu replied. "There you go. That's the brother I used to know, well done my little-!" I paused. Because my mama marched up to me for a closer look to discover that if it was truly me, her flesh and blood son. She still didn't believe that it was me Mvuela coming back home to Wahadiwa from America. "You are welcome, now go. And Chiefwelu I could you treat your people like there is dirt? The people of Wahadiwa, you're subjects I mean? How will they treat you with respect when you don't respect their needs. They are hungry, brother, so should I give them something to eat? Don't you think-!" I paused. because it began to rain when Nasara, I, and Wema arrived before them and I could see my mother overflowing with joy when she saw me. "What? Inkosi Yami, you are here? And thank you very much, " Neema said. "You are welcome and you have become quite a young lady. You have grown so much since the last time I saw you before I left Wahadiwa." I said. "Right, you can say that again. Now goodbye my Inkosi. See you at the Capoeira dance combats," Neema waved. Following that, Neema and her parents walked away and were out of our sight. When they have left, my mama looks at me one last time. Mvuela, my son you finally came home!" Queen Shilanda said. "Yeah, mama and I can not disobey your pleading to come home," I said. "Well, if you insist then come because of the time it is not in our hands. You need to prepare yourself for your Capoeira dance combat. We can't keep the people of all Wahadiwa waiting can we?" She asked.

CHAPTER THREE

MVUELA'S DECISION

"No, we can. Come on, we have to hurry then," I answered. later on, all four of us began marching on the five-step staircase toward the gigantic door with two Warrior guards standing to both sides as they opened the door for us. Immediately without wasting time, we walked in the entrance and inside as the huge doors closed behind us. Continually, Ushindi and Wema went to their Warrior post as Wema pleaded with Nasara if she would allow her to go see her parents and her best friends. Thank God, luck was on her side when Nasara agrees. We were marching through the hallways with guards standing on both side hallway's sides. We were almost closed the royal wardrobe outfits called Whole Full Armor of God when Mukobe and Chiefwelu pleaded with me if they would come with me. "Um, brother?" Mukobe called. “Yes, Mukobe?" I replied. Well, would you please come with us because we have something astonishing to show you before Copaeira dance combats?" Mukobe said. "Yeah, Inkosi, Mukobe, and I have something astonishing which will be hand to help you defeat your opponent, henceforth please come with us and see yourself," Chiefwelu said. "All right-alright, you two I will come with you. Besides, is that okay with you mama if I take a few minutes with my siblings? I promise I will be back as soon as possible!" I asked.

"Yes, son, be quick about it. and Mvuela are you sure you want to do this because I don't want anything to happen to you. If anything happened to in the Capoeira dance combats, I will never forgive myself!" Queen Shilanda added. "No, mama, I am ready and I am sure nothing will happen to me. Besides, I am not the same as I used to be before. I promise that I will defeat whatever opponents who accept the challenge to fight against me," I said. "Fine then, if insisted well please hurry back when you are done with your siblings," I said. "Very, well and I can wait to see on Shukuri's face when he sees you back to Wahadiwa. And lastly, the king will be seated on the empty throne, which is going to make him, even more, happier," Queen Shilanda responded. "What Shukuri? Is still here alive working as the palace's royal referee?" I shocked. Yup, he is still alive and here waiting for your return." Queen Shiland answered. "You are welcome mama and I am really happy to be here," I said. “Aye, yes, and please don't forget. Come back as soon as possible when you have with what your siblings are showing-!" Mama paused. Mukobe and Chiefwelu pulled me as fast as they could before my mama would finish her sentence. We each separate each way when we are at the huge door where Shukuri was standing with her watching us go. Instantly after two minutes of walking, we discovered ourselves marching into the most gigantic room with a lot of technology room. With a lot of wealthiest expensive minerals and valued computer technology which was the most astonishing and breathtaking place I never have seen.

"Wow-wee, this place is awesome!" I excited. "Yeah, you can say that again brother," Mukobe answered. Positively, besides what is this place?" I asked. "Well, it is called the Lion of Tribe of Judah. Chiefwelu here created out of nowhere and voila here we are seeing," Mukobe said. "Whoa, amazing and well done Npoyo. I didn't believe that you would have such astonishing and marvelous creative talent. Nicely done, little brother!" I squealed. "Yup, and thanks Inkosi and that's not what we came to show you. I don't even know how to use them but Mukobe is very skillful with this technology experience so she knows everything she took over." Chiefwelu answered. "What? There are still more?" I asked. "Yes, there and I would love to choose the most awesomeness spiritual artifacts which will attract your spirit and heart. And Mukobe it is all yours!" Chiefwelu said. Sure, and thanks, little brother. Furthermore, Inkosi follows the leader this way," she added. "Alright, then," I answered. Following that, Mukobe leads the way and we discovered ourselves standing before the lion armor and below them, we saw jewelry necklaces of all different expensive minerals. I mean gold, diamonds, and all other gemstones. Oak, brother, choose what you like. Continually, chose wisely!" Mukobe said. "Right, well-!" I froze. As I walked for a few minutes before I pointed to them what I have chosen unless I arrived before the headless neck with the golden-like lion's necklace.

"Okay, Inkosi tell me what is your choice?" Mukobe asked. "Well well, I have chosen this one!" I responded. “Hold on, which? What this one?" Mukobe asked. "Yeah, what's wrong with it?" I asked. Well, nothing wrong with it. It's just that you have selected and choose a nice choice. And please I would like for you to pick up and put on please?" Mukobe pleaded. “Aye, sure," I mumbled. I picked it up and immediately put it on my neck as Chiefwelu help me out to locked behind. "There it is done, Inkosi," Chiefwelu answered. When I was about to walk away, Mukobe called me. "Wait, brother. We need to test to see if the Lion Necklace has chosen you as its owner!" Mukobe shouted. "Okie...Dokie, be my guess. And what supposed I should do next to test it?" I asked. "Well-," Mukobe stopped. Touching the Lion Necklace's head while I saw the ten-color armor forming around me. Starting at my chest, neck, arms, hands with sharpest lion's claws, my feet too and head too. I discovered myself into the lion's whole full armor. "So call you to tell me what can you call this?" I asked. Well, you are the Lion King...which means wearing the Whole Full Armor of God called Lion of Tribe of Judah," Mukobe said. "Which means once again that not human-made weapons can't penetrate through because it does, it will immediately meltdown without in a second." She explained. "Once more, Mukobe touches the Lion Necklace's hand as I watch turning to the royal outfits that I was wearing. Furthermore, one more test brother and we do!" She excited. "Which is?" I added. “Well, I like you to tried to punch this Lion King Armor with all your might and you will find out the awesomeness," Mukobe said.

"Okay- all-all right, if that will pleased you!" I grumbled. Preparing myself and immediately punched the Lion King Armor as the most powerful telekinesis flung me flying hard on the wall while I tasted my blood. I heard both Chiefwelu and Mukobe laughing hard when they saw me laying defenseless and groaning in pain. "What on earth was that?" I asked. "Well-well, look here brother," Mukobe answered. I saw a flaming color passing through on the place where I punched with all my might. "So, this is what I telling you about. And trusted if anybody punches you with their bared hands, they Lion King Armor will burn them all to ashes without a second thought." She said. "But-but why did it burned me to ashes then, Mukobe?" I asked. Because the Lion King Armor sense your spirit to be pure and innocent, henceforth, you have passed the test of having this Lion King Armor," Mukobe said. After this, all three of us walked out of the technology gigantic room and were on our way to my mother. "Finally, Mvuela, it's about time since you returned with your siblings? And my goodness-gracious? Is that what I think it is?" Queen Shiland asked. "Yeah, mama it is!" Mukobe answered. "Wow-wee, this has brought me unforgettable memory about you baba, Mvuela. Nice choice of a necklace and I am sure your baba will proud of you for such a choice," she replied. Come on, now we can't keep Shukuri waiting. And Shukuri!" She called. "Yes, Your Majesty?" He answered. Well, Mvuela has come back with his siblings. Propharps it is time you began to put the wardrobe on him. Do you think so?" Queen Shilanda asked. Shukuri came out of the gigantic door as fast as he could and was amazed to see me standing there without any fear.

"Mvuela, Inkosi Yami, you are finally here?" Shukuri excited. Yeah, I guess I am. And I wouldn't disobey my mother pleading for me to come back to Wahadiwa. Besides, how would I refused her summoned?" I asked. I don't it just I was hoping that you are furious with us that you didn't even want to do anything with us. I know that you are angry at you baba the late Inkosi for letting him you and never wish to even step foot on Wahadiwa but to tell you the truth the Kingdom is at risk here!" Shukuri panicked. "Who says that I am walking away from the throne? And put my subjects the people of Wahadiwa at risk? Shukuri, listen I am here to take my responsibility as King and I am not here to play games anymore like I used to be." I responded. Are you sure that you are ready to take the throne as responsible King of Wahaidwa?" Shukuri asked. I am and I don't want to disappoint my late baba any longer. Besides, do you know how much I learn when I was out there? Well, a lot. It seems like the world taught me a lot mama and Shukuri so don't worry I am ready." I said. "Alright then if you insist then follow me inside," he signed. After that, he marched back inside as I followed behind him and before the door would be closed behind, my mama calls my name.

Besides, your baba wants you the eldest of his children to have the crowned Prince of the African Nations Kingdom, although you one but you were bringing nothing but asham on his entire household. King Sayo loved you the most but since you were irresponsible and a disappointment in his sight, that was the only thing that made him dispised of your behaviors but he was truly proud of you. I need to make sure if you are ready for the crown and the throne?" Shukuri asked. "I am Shukuri. Why do you think I came here? To play the game? Well, I guess not because I am here to take my responsibility as the King! Continued I am the person you used to know Shukuri. I have changed a lot since I am out there alone trying to make alive out of me. I have learned a lot to throw all of them into the drain. Anyhow, if I think I am going to let you or my mama and my siblings. Adding Nasara, Wema, and the people of Wahadiwa down? I guess you got the wrong man here. Henceforth, are you going to give me those wardrobes, or am going to engages like this to show you what kind of man I have become?" I asked. "No-no, of course not my Inkosi, and if you insist I will do so. I was only just curious to know if you are serious with what you are saying or you are just playing another old game of yours!" Shukuri responded.

CHAPTER FOUR

WINGS OF THE GREAT EAGLE

“Right, me too Nasara-Wema,” I mumbled. From a few distances, I saw the most astonishing, vibrating, magnificently, and the breathtaking Kingdom of Wahadiwa. “Yes, Commando...Lt., it seems like you are telling the truth,” I answered. Later on, we find over the enchanting Great City of Wahadiwa on our to the most gigantic Wahadiwa’s palace. We flew in the air for a few minutes unless all three of us saw the most gigantic palace. I saw my umama, little sister Mukobe, Chiefwelu, and some three people on their knees. Continually it was already in the morning and Npoyo promises them to let them go but he couldn't fulfill the promise. "My Prince, Chiefwelu, please-please let us go. And I believe you told us that you will let us go this morning, yet you haven't let us go," Aruni said. "Silence, you because your punishment is not over yet. I am a crowned prince and you must wait unless I say so," Chiefwelu snapped. The Lion-wings landed, as Wema, following by in between and Nasara behind me. Inkosi, welcome to Wahadiwa, we have arrived." Wema excited. As both of them walked side by side with me in the midst. Sure, Nasara-Wema I can see that. And I am so glad that I am finally home. Goodness-gracious, isn't it that King Aruni is on his knees?

What he is in the world doing bowing before Npoyo who still the crowned prince?" I whispered. Well, because Npoyo accused him of stealing in the palace so now his entire family is facing Npoyo's wrath. And just look around-?" Nasara paused. "What now Nasara? Cat got your tongue?" I asked. "No, Inkosi Yami, look! The clouds are gathering faster and faster by a second at just the moment you came out of the Eagles-wings, my Inkosi!" Nasara answered. As I look up in the cooling sky, I saw a thick heavy cloud hovering all over Wahadiwa. "What in the world? Why are clouds gathering? It wasn't gathering like this when I was in the Lion-wing, Nasara-Wema?" I wandered. "Nay, my King, it was gathering before when we were still in the air In Wahadiwa's Great City!" Wema said. "Well, Wema then, I guess didn't see it clearly but you paying attention at the outside through the Lion-wings' glass windows," I said. "Yeah, I was my Inkosi!" Wema said. Continually, my mama, my younger brother Npoyo nor was my little sister Mukobe saw me coming with Nasara and Wema to both sides. Queen Shilanda and Mukobe were looking at the pleading family with sadness and disappointment. My Queen-my Princess, please help us to plead to your son, Prince Chiefwelu to let us go?

Remember the promises us let us go yesterday, but just look at him he had broken that promise. Ouchy, knees-my knees are killing me,please-please! Let my poor daughter go and punish me and my wife instead, Chiefwelu?" Aruni cried. “Alright, you little girl stand up but you will remain unless I said so," Chiefwelu scolded. "Chiefwelu, you cannot be seriously let them-!" Mukobe paused. “Silence, Mukobe! I am a crown prince and I believe I should teach them a lesson of never steal in the palace's food storage-!" Chiefwelu paused. “And your punished are to let them bleed in their knees, Chiefwelu? Kind of king will you be little brother? King Aruni, my Queen, and little Neema you are free to go! Besides, could you make a promise than break it later? I believe the late Inkosi didn't teach you to be in such a manner brother? I am surprised you are acting in such behavior. What happens to the younger brother I used to know? The little brother who used to make our baba? The little brother who the late Inkosi was proud?" I asked. And oh, my goodness Neema you have become quite a woman," I complimented. "What? Inkosi? Inkosi Yami, you have finally come to save us, and thank you very much for letting us go." Neema thanked. "Mvuela, brother you are at last? And look it begins to rain at the moment you step foot in Wahadiwa!" Mukobe excited. She ran towards me and hugged me very tightly while Chiefwelu and my mama were bewildering at such approval.

"Yeah-yeah, Mukobe I am here and I can see that it is rain," I answered. "Inkosi, brother, I miss you so much! And the reason I was acting that way is that I miss you, furthermore, Ubaba should choose you to be King although you kind of irresponsible and a disappointment in his sight," Chiefwelu replied. "There you go. That's the brother I used to know, well done my little-!" I paused. Because my mama marched up to me for a closer look to discovered out that if it was truly me her flesh, and blood son. She still didn't believe that was me Mvuela coming back home to Wahadiwa from America. "You are welcome, now go. And Chiefwelu I could you be treated your people like there is dirt? The people of Wahadiwa, you're subjects I mean? How will they treat you with respect when you don't respect their needs. They are hungry, brother so should give them something to eat? Don't you think-!" I paused. because it began to rain when Ushindi, I, and Wema arrived before them and I can see my mother overflowed with joy when she saw me. "What? Inkosi Yami, you are here? And thank you very much" Neema said. "You are welcome and you have become quite a young lady. You have grown so much since the last time I saw you before I left Mwambazi." I said. "Right, you can say that again. Now goodbye my Inkosi. See you at the Copaeira dance combats," Neema waved. Following that, Neema and her parents walked away and were out of our sight. When they have left, my mama looks at me one last time. Mvuela, my son you finally came home!" Queen Shilanda said. "Yeah, mama and I can not disobey your pleading to come home," I said. "Well, if you insisted then come because of the time it is not in our hands. You need to prepare yourself for your Copaeira dance combat. We can't keep the people of all Mwambazi waiting can we?" She asked.

CHAPTER FIVE

RETURN OF THE RIGHTFUL KING

CHAPTER SIX

THE WHOLE FULL ARMOR OF GOD

"Yes, mama?" I replied. Please, are going ahead of at the Copaeira dance combat at the waterfall edge henceforth see there. Anyhow, please you have shown your baba that you were the responsible king of Wahadiwa. Please, show Shukuri here that you're ready to become the King out there when you come across your opponent! Show us all that you are worthy to be the Lion King of Mwambazi," Queen Shilanda said. "Aye, mama considered it done!" I responded. After that my mama and my siblings left me behind with a smile on their faces, while I watched them disappeared out of sight as the door closes behind me. I march towards Shukuri who was patiently waiting for me. When I arrive before him, ask me once again I was ready to be the King. "Mvuela, sorry for asking you this question over and over, but are sure to take this responsibility of being the King of Wahadiwa?" Shukuri asked. "Yes, and why not?" I asked. Well, when you here in Wahadiwa you used to be disappointed every time but your baba believe in you to be a great king. Which made him have no options but to banished you from Wahadiwa.
Besides, your baba wants you the eldest of his children to have the crowned Prince of the African Nations Kingdom, although you one but you were bringing nothing but asham on his entire household. King Sayo loved you the most but since you were irresponsible and a disappointment in his sight, that was the only thing that made him dispised of your behaviors but he was truly proud of you. I need to make sure if you are ready for the crown and the throne?" Shukuri asked. "I am Shukuri. Why do you think I came here? To play the game? Well, I guess not because I am here to take my responsibility as the King! Continued I am the person you used to know Shukuri. I have changed a lot since I am out there alone trying to make alive out of me. I have learned a lot to throw all of them into the drain. Anyhow, if I think I am going to let you or my mama and my siblings. Adding Nasara, Wema, and the people of Wahadiwa down? I guess you got the wrong man here. Henceforth, are you going to give me those wardrobes, or am going to engages like this to show you what kind of man I have become?" I asked. "No-no, of course not my Inkosi, and if you insist I will do so. I was only just curious to know if you are serious with what you are saying or you are just playing another old game of yours!" Shukuri responded.

CHAPTER SEVEN

THE LION OF TRIBE OF JUDAH

"I am serious, Shukuri!" I nodded. Following that and find out that they were a lot of Whole Full Armor of God, Invisible Short Sleeveless Shirt which no men made weapon penetrates through. Although if they tried to get through with their weapons, the person who is wearing them cannot feel a thing, Instead the weapon will just melt to nothing without a second thought. The Invisible Shirt is the spiritual Armor of God that can protect His faithful ones from every attack of their oppressor.

"I am serious, Shukuri!" I nodded. Following that and find out that they where a lot of Whole Full Armor of God, Invisible Short Sleeveless Shirt which no men made weapon penetrates through.
   Although if they tried to get through with their weapons, the person who is wearing cannot feel a thing, Instead the weapon will just melt to nothing without a second thought. The Invisible Shirt is the spiritual Armor of God that can protect His faithful ones from every attack of their oppressor.
   Shukuri gave the long-short which only reaches above my knees as I dushed to changing curtains to changed, and I came back to Shukuri with the upper body naked.
"Wow-wee, I can't believe this!" Shukuri amazed. What now Shukuri?' I wondered. Well, the long-short fit you perfectly good," he added.
    "Aye, I am glad. Now, what should I put-!" I paused. Before I would finish my sentence, Shukuri handed me the sleeveless which I put on immediately.
   As I put on the Invisible Shirt, a powerful soft breeze surrounded me following the bright light and when it fades away. I see myself like I was before without any shirt on.
   Only saw white drawn lion head to the right side of my chest. My goodness-this going better and better. And Inkosi?" Shukuri called.

"Yeah," I answered. Well, perhaps what was telling was the truth because when a person lied this closed burned them to ashes if he or she dared lied.

Just a reminder to and this spiritual and physical expensive valued minerals must be kept secured at all cost from going out the entire world, my son," Shukuri said.

"Well, I am sure of that Shukuri and don't worry I won't let any human being dared stole it to used it for evil," I replied.

"I know-I know, Mvuela. I think are done. You may go and I guess I will see you there, now later!" Shukuri snickered.

All he shone into the brightest light and fade away right after he disappeared out of sight. later on, I discovered myself standing amid the waterfall edge, ready to accepted whatsoever challenger who comes against me.

Who would be able to defeat me and take over the crowned and the throne of Mwambazi? I was standing there while Shukuri who was standing to my right announcing and asking for the next opponent who would be able to come against me and take all.

As I was scanning around the rocky mountains, I saw a lot of people who seems familiar to me. For examples like Narasa, Wema, and two more other female Warriors to the right side of my mama, sister, and brother.

As two male Warriors sanding to the left side of my family. All eyes were looking at Shukuri and me although others seem afraid to come up against me and earned the crown and throne a new Inkosi of Mwambazi.

"Ladies and gentlemen, I pease I present to Mvuela za Prince of Mwambazi. and he is inviting for one man who would challenge him into the Copaeira dance combats, as well as if you defeat him in the combat you take all as a worthy King of Mwambazi.

"So, who is worthy stand up as the true Jarumi of Mwambazi against him?" Shukuri announced. As both of us look around but no one was able to come against me unless we heard a voice from the back of the mountains and some of them were playing drums and singing triumphantly as the come along.

"I will fight for the throne against that reprehensible and irresponsible exiled Prince of Mwambazi!" He shouted. As he and his people were getting closer to the Copaeira dance combat waterfall edge. I was surprised to be any other than my worst nightmare the Hyena King.

"M'Kuhle! M'Ukholo?" I puzzled. While he was getting closer to many of my Mwambazi subjects and when he had arrived, he took off his fury hyena skin royal clothes, and give it to his advisor M'Ukholo.

"Shukuri can you tell me what are they doing here?" I puzzled. Well, I don't my Inkosi. They probably heard you returning with looking for an opponent who will able to challenge you for the throne henceforth there you have it, my Inkosi!" Shukuri answered.

"Um, I see and don't worry about me Shukuri I will be alright_." I paused. I look at Nasara and Wema her little sister who was looking at M'Kuhle with horror as he and fourteen men with spears in their hands.

Till all twelve of them were marching in the Copaeira dance combat waterfall edge towards me. "Yebo, Inkosi Yami-yes my King," Shukuri gulped.

"M'Kuhle what's the meaning of this and why are you here?" I asked. "Well, what do you think young King? I have come to make sure if you are sure and serious to defeat me and you are worthy of the throne of Mwambazi as the king of all kings in this entire African Nations Kingdoms.

Henceforth, are you ready for the challenged or you going to be coward and bring shame again upon the late great Inkosi Sayo you're baba?" M'Kuhle asked.

"Well-well, it is nice to see you still alive my friend although you are our enemy. Besides, I am ready as you are M'Kuhle." I responded. Mvuela, are you sure?" Shukuri asked.

When I was about to answer, M'Kuhle interrupts me by attacking me first and send me flung to the watery ground.

"Mvuela!' Queen Shilanda screamed. As she and my siblings and the rest of the audience stared in horror while they watched M'Kuhle trying to penetrate me with a spiritual spear.

'Trust me my friend this Spear is very dangerous altogether with the Blades with the rest of the spiritual weapons which can break through and killed the person who is wearing an Invisible Whole Full Armor of God.' I thought.

CHAPTER EIGHT

NO WEAPON AGAINST YOU SHALL PROSPER

"Stay still you irresponsible and despicable foolish young King!" M'Kuhle snarled. "Ooh, I am shaking to the bones, M'Kuhle.

And let me show you and my people what the man the world as made out of it," I answered. After that, I somersault in midair and acrobatic away and came down like lighting and strike M'Kuhle down.

The Hyenas King collapses to the watery ground flat as he tasted his blood. What wrong M'Kuhle? Cat got your tongue or are you become defenseless before the irresponsible and despicable young King like myself?

Come on, Hyenas King get up-get-huh!"I grunted. Just because I dodge M'Kuhle's strike when I move backward as I see M'Kuhle surrounded us into a huge circle as I was getting closer and closer to the edge of the waterfall.

When I was about to answer, M'Kuhle interrupts me by attacking me first and send me flung to the watery ground.

"Mvuela!' Queen Shilanda screamed. As she and my siblings and the rest of the audience stared in horror while they watched M'Kuhle trying to penetrate me with a spiritual spear.

"Stay still you irresponsible and despicable foolish young King!" M'Kuhle snarled. "Ooh, I am shaking to the bones, M'Kuhle.

And let me show you and my people what the man the world as made out of it," I answered. After that, I somersault in the midair and acrobatic away and came down like lighting and strike M'Kuhle down.

Come on, Hyenas King get up-get-huh!"I grunted. Just because I dodge M'Kuhle's strike when I move backward as I see M'Kuhle surrounded us into the huge circle as I was getting closer and closer to the edge of the waterfall.

"Mvuela, my son behind you!" She alarmed. When I look behind me, I was shocked to see the eternal depth of the waterfall. Well, what do we have here if insist the young Inkosi having nowhere to run to?

So what's going to be young King of Mwambazi? And you know you should even come, you should remain where you were when you baba banished you from Mwambazi instead you decided to come and look now where you have discovered yourself? Any last sentences?' M'Kuhle asked.

"Oh no, Mvuela-Mvuela! M'Kuhle, M'Kuhle please-please spared my son's life. you can have the throne of Mwambazi but please-please don't hurt my son!" Queen Shilanda pleaded.

"No, answer? Just listen to your poor mama begging for his idiotic and foolish son rather died than life. Anyway, it was very nice seeing you but enough it is enough-long live the King!

Farewell and when you meet you, baba, in upstairs, he will be disappointed to King Sayo!" M'Kuhle groaned. As he pierced his speared on my shoulder since I wasn't wearing the Invisible Armor of God always, I screamed in agony as he heard he shrieked in laughter.

"Oh my, oops, I am sorry Mvuela. Seems like this is the end of your-huh?" M'Kuhle puzzled. Because I unpierced the pointy spear out my shoulder while I screeched in pains.

I twisted in his neck after I somersault and send him back into the Copaeira dance combat watery ground he sitting staring at me with furious.

"Why? Why can't you just fall and died instead of proving something you are not and something you never going to be, Mvuela!" M'Kuhle growled.

"Yeah, says the man who sitting flat on the watery ground. I told you. I told you that I've been serious when I came here, M'Kuhle.

So why won't you stand up on your feet and fight like a Warrior you are made of by your baba the late great Inkosi! Shukuri!" I called.

"Yes, my Inkosi!" Shukuri replied. When I was about to ask him what to give me, Nasara shouted my name. "Mvuela, Inkosi Yami!

Catch this weapon and show us what man you have become when you were in America!" Nasara shouted. Throwing the sword with all her might as I caught without any problems.

"You got Nasara!" I announced. M'Kuhle laughed are at me as he gets back on his feet while one of his men gave him a doubles edges sword.

With both our weapons crashing into each other, that's where the Copaeira dance battle begins. I was the long conflict when M'Kuhle strikes my face with his sword which gave me only a scratched while I fall in the watering ground and grunted in pains.

"Ha-ha-ha, oops, oh, sorry Mvuela but I can't help it because I am too excited to crush you to powder!" M'Kuhla laughed.

He raises his sword and was about to strike me back I whack his belly with all my might, while he grunted in pain as he moves backward but I was still on the floor.

"Get up Mvuela-Get up, please, son." Queen Shilanda called. After I heard my mother telling to get up, with all my strength I stood up but M'Kuhle was too fast for me.

Luckily I caught his arm which he was holding a sword on, picking up own weapon, penetrate through his stomach as I watch in falling on his knees on the ground while he squeals in pains.

CHAPTER NINE

WORTHY AND CHOSEN HAS KING OF MWAMBAZI

"Yeah," I answered. Well, perhaps what was telling was the truth because when a person lied this closed burned them to ashes if he or she dared lied.

Just a reminder to and this spiritual and physical expensive valued minerals must be kept secured at all cost from going out the entire world, my son," Shukuri said.

"Well, I am sure of that Shukuri and don't worry I won't let any human being dared stole it to used it for evil," I replied.

"I know-I know, Mvuela. I think are done. You may go and I guess I will see you there, now later!" Shukuri snickered.

Till all twelve of them were marching in the Copaeira dance combat waterfall edge towards me. "Yebo, Inkosi Yami-yes my King," Shukuri gulped.

"M'Kuhle what's the meaning of this and why are you here?" I asked. "Well, what do you think young King? I have come to make sure if you are sure and serious to defeat me and you are worthy of the throne of Mwambazi as the Kings of all Kings in this entire African Nations Kingdoms.