Big Bad Bully: The Adventures Of Mr. John

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The Adventures of Mr. John is a story about a man searching through the Forest, Cave, and Tech lab to find an amulet needed to save the world. On his journey, he meets many people that give him information to help him continue his quest. After avoiding the first boss, Mr. John must travel to the Cave in search of the amulet after finding that the evil Big Bad bully has stolen the amulet. Continuing his search, Mr. John goes through the dangerous cave until he finds and defeats “The Big Bad Bully”. After that, the wizard steals the amulet and gives it to Mr. Roboto, who lives in the Tech lab. After defeating Mr. Roboto, Mr. John finds that all of his efforts were wasted when Mr. Roboto escapes
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