Sir Lafsalot II

Lafsalot Wilhelm Caspar II (Born: February 9, 1545)(Also known as Lafsalot of Greece, King of Lafsalonia) was the son of Sir Lafsalot I. He was born in Rome as the eldest son to Elisabeth and Sir Lafsalot I out of seven children. He is seen as a religious figure, following mostly in Christianity and following the works of Jesus Christ. He created his religious group in 1582 that titled Lafsalonian.

Early Life
Lafsalot came from royalty in Greece. He was Prince Lafsalot up until his father abruptly passed away at the age of 54. He took over the throne, until stepping down on September 14, 1564, to pursue as a religious leader.

Accomplishments
Sir Lafsalot II has many accomplishments, however, this is a list of his most important ones:

-Founding Lafsalonian in 1582

-Developing a cure for Cancer (Rumoured) in 1670

-Inventing Gabe Newell on November 3, 1962

College Life
Lafsalot attended the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece. He attended the law school there. He went to Law School to look for loopholes for scammers like himself. Lafsalot was the most popular dog in the school. Lafsalot graduated highest in all of his classes. He supposedly invented paperclips on accident while attending the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

Death
Lafsalot transitioned from dog to spirit during a span of 3 days after being executed. He was catapulted to death by Joan Anne Prasscot-Gacy (not a coincidence). Joan Anne Prasscot-Gacy (not a coincidence) was murdered by order of Leonardo seven days by an unknown mafia member after the coronation of Leonardo I as King of the newly created Lafsalonian State, Lafsalonia. It was written in ancient Hebrew text that Lafsalot would be executed on January 27, 1779 by Joan Anne Prasscot-Gacy (not a coincidence). Lafsalot then spent 2 days in heaven with Jesus Christ. He came back in spirit on January 30, 1779. Lafsalot's crown was found in the crawlspace of one of his mansions. It was washed. It was then used at the coronation of Leonardo as the Second King of Lafsalonia (Officially Sanctus II Regis Lafsalonia and

Η Ιερά δεύτερος βασιλιάς της Lafsalonia, Leonar)do I Listen to this page ( Outdated but still beautiful)