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Uma viagem à floresta sinistra

Wisdom Watercolor style

Sam, a curious 6-year-old boy with blue glasses and short brown curly hair, embarks on a winter adventure through a sinister forest in the suburbs of Paris, France. He is on a quest to find a wise dragon that holds the secret to wisdom. Along the way, he faces many challenges, each more difficult than the last, and at one point, he almost gives up. However, with the help of a mentor, he discovers the true meaning of wisdom.

It was a cold winter day in the suburbs of Paris, France. Sam, a curious 6-year-old boy with blue glasses and short brown curly hair, was playing in his backyard. Suddenly, he found a map leading to a sinister forest. The map promised the secret to wisdom, guarded by a wise dragon. Sam decided he had to find this dragon.

Sam entered the sinister forest, shivering from the cold. The trees were tall and dark, blocking out most of the sunlight. He heard strange noises that made him feel scared. He saw a huge fallen tree blocking the path. Sam tried to climb over it, but it was too slippery with ice.

Sam found a way around the fallen tree, but then he encountered a deep, icy river. The water looked freezing, and he didn't know how to cross it. Just as he was about to turn back, he saw a family of beavers building a bridge. Sam asked if he could help.

Despite the beavers' help, Sam slipped and fell into the icy river. He climbed out, soaked and freezing. He sat on the riverbank, shivering and feeling like giving up. He thought, 'Maybe I should go home. This is too hard.'

Just then, an old man appeared. He said, ' - Don't give up, young one. The dragon's wisdom is worth the journey.' The old man handed Sam a warm, dry cloak and pointed to a hidden path. Sam felt a new surge of hope and thanked the old man.

Sam followed the hidden path and finally found the wise dragon. The dragon smiled and said, ' - Wisdom isn't just about knowing things. It's about being brave and never giving up.' Sam realized he had learned a lot on his journey. He thanked the dragon and headed home, feeling wiser and happier.

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