Write about 18 different boys who said they were going to go hunting with there falcons but they stoped by the big hill and , are pretending to have there own Kingdoms they have big discussion to pick two kings . The boys range ages 12 to 17.
They pick Clement who is 17 to beleader of all the boys 14 and down, and they pick 17 year old Vico to be the leader of the 15 and up . with Albans smart remarks and every on all ways calling him smart Smart Alec. Well a long side the his cousin Clivent is always laughing, at him. But these two cousins are like best friends. So the elder boy purposely split them up, Alban hate this and says that Clivent is only 14 so he should not be in Vicos group but no one listens he stops his foot and shouts angrily, but most of the boy just laugh at 14 year old Alban. Vico has an idea he says that the can tie both Alban and Clivent to the same tree if they can get out in 1 hour or 2 they can be on the same team Clement refuses but is brushed off by Airwin Albans 15 year old brother. Alban tried to run a way but Clement grabs his arm and forces him to stay
against the tree. The boys begin to argue and shout at each other, each one defending their own viewpoint. Some boys support Alban, saying that age shouldn't be a factor in deciding who belongs to which group. Others side with Clement, arguing that the older boys should lead and have control over the younger ones.
As the heated discussion continues, tensions rise, and it seems that a physical altercation may break out. However, before any fists can be thrown, Vico steps forward and suggests a compromise. He proposes that instead of tying Alban and Clivent to a tree, they should participate in a series of challenges to determine which group they belong to.
Both Clement and the others agree to this idea, intrigued by the prospect of a fair and unbiased test. Vico sets up a series of tasks that test their physical strength, knowledge, teamwork, and leadership abilities. Each boy, including Alban and Clivent, participates in these challenges with determination and eagerness to prove themselves worthy.
Throughout the challenges, Alban surprises everyone with his intellect and resourcefulness, consistently coming up with innovative solutions and strategies. Clivent, on the other hand, shows his quick wit and cleverness, often making jokes to lighten the mood and keep everyone entertained.
As time ticks away, the boys' initial animosity towards Alban starts to fade, replaced by admiration and respect for his abilities. Similarly, Clivent's laughter and charm win over the hearts of many boys, even those who were initially against including him in the older group.
Eventually, the challenges come to an end, and the boys gather to announce their decisions. Clement, impressed by Alban's intelligence and leadership qualities, admits that he was wrong to underestimate him. He apologizes to Alban and invites him to join the older group, acknowledging his skills and potential.
Vico, recognizing Clivent's ability to diffuse tension and bring joy to the group, also extends an invitation for him to join their ranks. The two cousins happily accept and are welcomed with open arms by their respective groups.
With the conflict resolved, the boys come together, unified under their chosen kings. Clement and Vico work as a team, sharing leadership responsibilities, and creating a harmonious environment where everyone's opinions are valued.
As the sun sets over the big hill, the boys solidify their imaginary kingdoms, but this time with Alban and Clivent standing side by side. They now understand the importance of unity, trust, and the diverse talents each individual brings to the group.
Their adventure may have started with a disagreement, but it ends with a newfound understanding among the boys. They have learned that age and preconceived notions should never hinder the power of camaraderie and the ability to work together towards a common goal.
Once the boys reached the big hill after their pretend hunting trip, they gathered together to discuss the formation of their kingdoms. With ages ranging from 12 to 17, they decided to choose two leaders to head each group. Clement, the oldest boy at 17, was elected to be the leader of all the boys aged 14 and below. Vico, also 17, was chosen to lead the group of boys aged 15 and above.
Among the boys, there was Alban, known for his clever remarks, which often earned him the nickname "Smart Alec." Clivent, Alban's cousin, was always by his side and the two were best friends. However, the older boys intentionally separated them, much to Alban's dismay. He argued that since Clivent was only 14 years old, he should not be in Vico's group. Unfortunately, nobody paid attention to his pleas, leading to frustration. Alban stomped his foot and shouted angrily, but most of the boys just laughed at his outburst, disregarding his opinion.
Vico, being the leader of the older boys, came up with a solution. He suggested tying Alban and Clivent together to a tree and making them escape within an hour or two. If they succeeded, they would be allowed to join the same team. Clement initially refused the idea, but Airwin, Alban's 15-year-old brother, brushed off Clement's objections.
Feeling hopeless, Alban attempted to run away, but Clement swiftly caught his arm, forcing him to stay with the group.
In this story, there are 18 boys ranging in ages from 12 to 17 who originally planned to go hunting with their falcons but ended up getting distracted and playing a game of pretending to have their own kingdoms. They have a big discussion to choose two kings to lead them.
To find the different boys for the story, you can make a list of male names that are typical for the age group and choose 18 names from that list. Here are 18 different names you can use:
1. Clement
2. Vico
3. Alban
4. Clivent
5. Airwin
6. Marcus
7. Lucas
8. Ethan
9. Gabriel
10. Dylan
11. Noah
12. Leo
13. Samuel
14. Owen
15. Isaac
16. Benjamin
17. Andrew
18. Matthew
In the story, the boys choose Clement, who is 17 years old, to be the leader of all the boys 14 and younger. They also choose Vico, another 17-year-old, to be the leader of the 15 and older boys. You can explain that the boys made this decision based on Clement's age and leadership qualities.
Additionally, Alban is known for his smart remarks, and the other boys often call him "Smart Alec." He is accompanied by his cousin Clivent, who is always laughing at his remarks. Although these two cousins are best friends, the elder boys purposefully split them up. Alban is upset about this and argues that Clivent should not be in Vico's group because he is only 14 years old. However, nobody listens to Alban, and when he protests, most of the boys just laugh at him.
In the story, Vico comes up with an idea to tie both Alban and Clivent to the same tree and give them a challenge: if they can escape within one or two hours, they can be on the same team. Clement initially refuses this idea, but his decision is brushed off by Airwin, Alban's 15-year-old brother. Alban tries to run away, but Clement stops him by grabbing his arm and forces him to stay.
To describe these events, you can write about the boys' conversations, their reactions, and the actions they take. You can also include dialogue to make the story more engaging for the readers.