Once upon a time, there was a tiny kingdom inside a human body where all sorts of creatures lived. One day, a mischievous virus named Viro sneaked into the kingdom and started spreading chaos. The king of the kingdom, King Antigen, was worried about his subjects getting sick, so he called upon the bravest bacteria in the land to help fight off the virus.
The bacteria heroes were armed with their protein weapons and ready to go. They went on a journey through the blood circulation system, battling the virus at every turn.
One day, they came across a wise old bacterium who told them an analogy: "Fighting the virus is like trying to catch soap in a bath tub, the harder you try the more it slips away."
The bacteria heroes finally understood that instead of fighting the virus directly, they could boost their king's defense by strengthening him from within. By eating more protein-rich foods, they helped King Antigen become stronger and better equipped to fight off the virus.
And so, Viro was defeated, and peace was restored to the tiny kingdom inside the human body. The end.

Reflections

1. Why was King Antigen worried about his subjects?
2. How did the bacteria heroes defeat the virus?
3. What did the wise old bacterium tell the heroes?
4. What is the importance of protein in our body?
5. What happened to Viro in the end?