Kingdom of Snakes

In the Middle Ages, the peaceful city of Wejherowo in Poland was suddenly overrun by venomous snakes. The townsfolk were terrified, and no one dared to step outside. Alessander, a 17-year-old with long blonde hair and a scar on his cheek, felt a deep sense of duty to protect his home. As he stood in the town square, he knew he had to find a way to rid Wejherowo of the snakes.

Alessander decided to seek help from the wise old hermit who lived in the forest. Accompanied by his loyal friend Jacksus, they ventured into the woods. However, their path was blocked by a fallen tree, making their journey difficult.

As they pressed on, they encountered a swamp filled with even more snakes. The air was thick with tension, and Alessander felt a moment of doubt. He turned to Jacksus, who reassured him with a firm nod, giving him the strength to go on.

After hours of struggling through the forest, Alessander felt exhausted and defeated. He sat down on a log, burying his face in his hands. - I can't do this, Jacksus. The snakes are everywhere, he said, his voice trembling with despair.

Just then, a soft voice interrupted their despair. It was the hermit, who had appeared silently. - Courage is not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it, the hermit said, placing a comforting hand on Alessander's shoulder. He handed Alessander a magical amulet said to repel snakes.

With renewed determination, Alessander and Jacksus returned to Wejherowo. Using the amulet, they bravely faced the snakes, driving them out of the city. The townsfolk cheered, and Alessander realized that true courage meant never giving up, no matter how daunting the challenge.