Hilly Grump Billies Research Paper

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Not even close to a millennium ago, there once was a horrific land, filled with hatred, disease, and hopelessness. In that land, there were four worst enemies, named Herpemes, Phil, Bon Qui-Qui Thomas, and a menacing, horrible, hate filled vermin named Josh. These four boys were part of a community known as the Hilly Grump Billies. The Hilly Grump Billies were a large community of evil, wretched people who have no iris or pupils, with only a sclera, very ironically, but these mythical beasts still had the ability to see more than just sight itself. The Hilly Grump Billies were ruled by a repugnant leader by the name of Sir Gaevich. Sir Gaevich was a ghastly Hilly Grump Billie, who when death was upon him, was reincarnated into a commodity

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