Once upon a time, there was a kingdom ruled by a Hath. He was known for his agility and strong allegiance to his people. However, one day he was faced with a problem. A wicked witch had come to the kingdom and was using her magic to sooth the minds of the people, making them forget their loyalty to the Hath. The Hath knew he had to act fast before the witch corrupted the entire kingdom.

He gathered his bravest knights and set out on a quest to defeat the witch. Along the way, they encountered many obstacles, but the Hath's agility and bravery helped them overcome them all. Finally, they reached the witch's lair where she was waiting for them, ready to exploit their weaknesses.

The Hath and his knights fought savagely against the witch, but she was too powerful. Just when all hope seemed lost, the Hath remembered an old art passed down from his ancestors. He recited an ancient spell and the witch was defeated. The people of the kingdom were free once again, and the Hath was hailed as a hero.

From that day forth, the Hath forbore from ever forgetting the power of art, and always remembered to use it for good. And thou, who hears this tale, remember to never exploit the weak and never let corruption take hold. Ere' thou be defeated like the wicked witch.

Reflections

1. What did the wicked witch do to the people of the kingdom?
2. How did the Hath overcome the obstacles on his quest to defeat the witch?
3. What was the ancient art used by the Hath to defeat the witch?
4. Why was the Hath hailed as a hero after defeating the witch?
5. What lesson does the story teach about exploiting the weak and corruption?