Once upon a time, there was a great empire ruled by a powerful shogun. The empire was home to tall skyscrapers and brave samurai warriors.
One day, a massive earthquake struck the city, causing buildings to crumble and putting the people in danger.
Just as they thought things couldn't get any worse, a nearby volcano erupted, raining ash and lava down on the city. The shogun and the samurai knew they had to act fast to save the people and protect their home.
They worked together to evacuate everyone to safety and put out the fires caused by the eruption. Despite the destruction, the people of the empire remained strong and determined to rebuild their city.
The shogun and the samurai vowed to make the city even stronger and better than before, so that it could withstand even the toughest of challenges. And so, with hard work and determination, the city was soon restored to its former glory.
The end.

Reflections

1. Why do you think the shogun and the samurai were able to rebuild the city so quickly?
2. What do you think would have happened if they didn't act fast during the earthquake and volcano eruption?
3. How do you think the people of the empire felt after the disaster was over?
4. What can we learn from this story about working together during difficult times?