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Once upon a time, in a far away land, there was a six-year-old boy who was a real king.

His name was King Jonah, and he wore a crown and a royal cape that was red,

and he wore the cape around his neck just like Superman, but he was a king. And in King Jonah's

kingdom, there were rainbows that came out of fire hydrants. There were butterflies that

picked people up. There were power wheels that kids got to drive. And there was a sky quake

where the stars and the moon started to shake in the sky. It was like an earthquake, but for the sky. King Jonah was able

to stop the skyquake by going through a secret maze and finding a treasure box that had an on

and off switch, and a unicorn stepped on the treasure box and turned the on and off switch off and that is

what stopped the sky quake well after the sky quake stopped the whole kingdom was celebrating for

king jonah and king jonah realized that after he turned the switch off that stopped the skyquake,

he became invisible. And nobody could see him. And nobody could hear him. And so he was right in

front of his palace and he was saying, guys, guys, I'm here.

Does anyone want to play with me?

And usually because King Jonah was the king, there were so many people that wanted to play with him.

But today, after he turned that off switch, he became invisible.

And nobody was able to play with him, and nobody could hear him. King Jonah was kind of sad, because King Jonah did want to save the kingdom and not

have the moon fall on it, but he didn't want to become invisible because then who could play with him, and who could

help him. Well, King Jonah had to figure out how to get visible again so people could see him.

And that is when King Jonah decided that he would walk all by himself to the unicorn farm in the far corner of his kingdom.

So King Jonah started to walk through the streets, and there were so many people who didn't even notice that he was there.

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