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[Link] The Wise Soldier and the Secret Kingdom Once upon a time, a
soldier and a huntsman set out on a journey together. As night fell, they
sought shelter in a house near the forest. An old woman warned them that it
was a den for robbers. Soon enough, the robbers returned, and the old
woman's warning came true. The robbers captured the soldier and the
huntsman. Quick thinking, the soldier came up with a plan. He told the
robbers they were hungry and thirsty and asked for some food and drink
before anything else. The robbers agreed, and while they were busy eating
and drinking, the soldier secretly cast a spell on them. Suddenly, the robbers
found themselves unable to move! Seizing the opportunity, the soldier and
the huntsman, along with some friends of the huntsman, arrested the
robbers. Together, they took the captured robbers to a nearby kingdom. It
turned out that the huntsman was not just an ordinary huntsman; he was the
king in disguise! The people in the kingdom had been scared of the robbers,
but they couldn't catch them. So, the king took matters into his own hands.
Grateful for the soldier's help, the king invited him to live in the kingdom.
The king promised to provide everything the soldier needed, and from that
day on, the soldier happily lived in the kingdom, where he had all his needs
taken care of. Moral: Teamwork and clever thinking can overcome challenges,
leading to success and happiness. The Wishing Cap and the Crystal Ball Once
upon a time, there was a sorceress who had three sons. One day, she used
her magic to turn two of her sons into an eagle and a whale. But the third
son was smart. He ran away to escape his mother's spell. As he journeyed,
he stumbled upon two giants arguing over a magical wishing cap. Quick as a
wink, he grabbed the cap and wished himself into a castle. Inside, he met a
kind princess who told him about a crystal ball that could break the spell on
his brothers. To find the crystal ball, the princess gave him a special task. He
had to fight a fierce bull near a spring. When he defeated the bull, a bird flew
out of it. This bird laid an egg, and inside the yolk of that egg was a precious
crystal ball. But there was a catch! The princess warned him that if he
dropped the egg, everything would be destroyed by fire. Determined to save
his brothers, the young boy followed her instructions carefully and retrieved
the crystal ball. As soon as he broke the spell with the crystal ball, his
brothers returned to their human forms. Grateful for his bravery and
kindness, the princess married the youngest son, and they lived happily ever
after. Moral: Courage and determination can overcome even the most
powerful magic, and kindness is rewarded with love and happiness. The
Glass Mountain's Secret Once upon a time, there was a king who built a tall
glass mountain. He declared, "Whoever can climb this mountain can marry
my daughter!" The princess wanted to help one of the suitors, so she joined
him in climbing the mountain. But, oh no! As they climbed, the princess
slipped and fell, and the mountain swallowed her up! Inside the mountain,
she met Old Rinkrank, a wizard. He made her work for him as his servant.
Every day, he would magically bring out a ladder from his pocket, climb up
the mountain, and then pull the ladder back up with him. When he returned,
he would bring gold and silver with him. One day, the princess had an idea.
She closed all the doors and windows of the cave, leaving only a tiny window
open. When Rinkrank returned, she refused to open the door. Instead, she
peeked out through the small window and saw Rinkrank's long beard.
Quickly, she slammed the window shut on his beard, trapping him! With
Rinkrank stuck, the princess was free to climb out using the ladder. She
rushed to her father and told him everything that had happened. The king
was furious with Rinkrank for trapping his daughter, so he punished the
wizard. Finally, the princess was able to marry the suitor she had helped, and
they lived happily ever after. Moral: Cleverness and courage can overcome
challenges, and kindness is rewarded in the end. The Traveller and the Tears
of Emerald Once upon a time, a kind old woman met a traveller. She had a
heavy bag and asked the traveller for help to carry it up the mountain.
Together, they climbed and climbed until they reached the mountain's top.
There, they saw a girl taking care of geese. The old woman was grateful for
the traveller's help, so she gave him a special box filled with shiny emeralds.
The traveller said his goodbyes and continued his journey. As he traveled, he
reached a kingdom. Curious about what was inside the box, he went to the
king and presented the emeralds. When the queen saw them, she gasped
and told the traveller a surprising story. She explained that her daughter's
tears turned into emeralds. The king had sent her away from the kingdom for
something she did wrong, but now he regretted his decision. The traveller
shared the story and revealed where he got the box. Together, they all went
back to the mountain. As they reached the top, they were filled with joy and
sadness. The old woman disappeared, and the king and queen cried when
they saw their daughter tending geese. The wise old woman reappeared and
scolded the king and queen, telling them they had been unfair to their
daughter. Then, like magic, the family was reunited. They hugged each other
tightly, grateful to be together again. And from that day on, they lived
happily ever after. Moral: Never judge someone too quickly, for they may be
more precious than you realize. The Woodcutter's Daughter and the Kindness
Spell Once upon a time, there was a woodcutter with three daughters. One
day, he asked his eldest daughter to bring him food in the woods. But, oh
dear, she lost her way and found herself in front of a hut. Inside, there was
an old man, a hen, a cock, and a cow. The old man kindly let her stay and
she cooked dinner for everyone. As night fell, the old man opened a
trapdoor, and she found herself in a cozy cellar. The same thing happened
the next day with the second daughter. On the third day, it was the youngest
daughter's turn. She reached the hut, cooked food for everyone, and went to
bed. To her surprise, when she woke up, she wasn't in the hut anymore!
Instead, she was in a beautiful palace. A prince and his three attendants
were there too. The prince explained that a wicked witch had cast a spell on
him, turning him into an old man. The spell could only be broken when a kind
woman arrived, showing kindness not only to the prince but also to the
animals. The youngest daughter had broken the spell with her kindness. The
prince and the animals were free! Grateful for her goodness, the prince
asked her to stay in the palace, and they all lived happily ever after. Moral:
Kindness has the power to break even the strongest spells and bring
happiness to others. The Glass Chamber Once upon a time, a tailor was
traveling when he stumbled upon an old hut. Tired and in need of rest, he
decided to spend the night there. When he woke up the next morning,
something amazing happened! Right in front of his eyes, a stag and a bull
started to fight. Surprisingly, the stag won the battle! After the fight, the stag
spoke to the tailor and told him about a special stone. The stag said that if
the tailor moved this stone, he would discover a treasure. Excited about the
prospect of a fortune, the tailor agreed and moved the stone. To his surprise,
the ground beneath him opened up, and he fell into a grand hall. In the hall,
he found a glass chamber with a girl inside. The stag, which could talk,
instructed the tailor to break the glass chamber and free the girl. Following
the stag's advice, the tailor broke the glass, and the girl was set free. The
girl, once imprisoned in the glass chamber, shared her story with the tailor.
She was the daughter of a wealthy man. A wicked magician had asked her to
marry him, but when she refused, he turned her brother into a stag and
trapped her in the glass chamber. As soon as they stepped out of the
chamber, a magical transformation occurred. The stag turned back into a
man! Overjoyed, the tailor and the girl realized they had a special
connection. They decided to get married, and from that day on, they lived
happily ever after. Moral: Kindness and bravery can break curses and lead to
unexpected happiness. The Ghostly Gift of Love Once upon a time, there was
a kind couple who had a guest staying with them. This guest had a peculiar
experience one midnight. He saw a girl entering the house! Oh, how
frightened he was! But when he told the owner of the house, they said they
didn't see any girl. The next night, the guest saw the same girl again. This
time, she was digging between the floorboards. The guest, feeling scared,
went to tell the lady of the house about what he had seen. The lady,
however, had a different explanation. She shared that the girl might be their
daughter, who had passed away a month ago. The mother explained that
their daughter had received some money and wanted to give it to a poor
man. She had hidden the money until she found the right person but
unfortunately, passed away before that. The mother believed that the girl
might have returned to check on the money. With the guest's help, they
followed the girl's actions and found the money hidden between the
floorboards, just as the guest had described. Following their daughter's wish,
the parents donated the money to a poor man. After that, the girl was never
seen again. The parents believed that she was at peace, knowing her wish
had been fulfilled. Moral: Keeping promises, even beyond life, can bring
peace and happiness. The Man Who Believed He Was the Smartest Once
upon a time, there was a man who loved to boast. One day, he proudly told
his friend that he was the smartest person in the whole wide world! The
friend, having another guest with him, wasn't so sure. The guest, hearing the
bragging, decided to challenge the man. He said, "Let's see who's truly
clever. Come back tomorrow, and we'll find out!" The next day, the boastful
man set out on his way. On his journey, he came across a lovely shoe lying
on the path. However, he didn't stop to pick it up. Little did he know, his
challenger was hiding nearby. After the bragging man passed by, the
challenger picked up the shoe, took a shortcut, and reached a spot ahead of
the braggart. He cleverly placed the shoe back on the path and waited.
When the boastful man came along, he was surprised to see another shoe
that looked just like the one he saw earlier. Confused, he realized he should
have picked up the first shoe. So, he decided to go back, leaving his sled and
deer tied to a tree. As he retraced his steps, the challenger picked up both
shoes and the sled. Poof! He vanished from the spot. The bragging man
returned, only to find his sled missing! He figured out what had happened
and followed the footprints of his deer to the challenger's house. There, he
admitted his defeat and went home without his sled, as a reminder not to
boast too much. Moral: it's better to be humble than to brag, or you might
end up losing something important.