A Tale of Two Dragons

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In a world divided between the kingdoms of Arbor and Pomosa, children secretly cross borders to take milk and wood from each other, reflecting the adults' animosity. As tensions rise, the Kings opt for war, enlisting dragons in their conflict. However, the dragons may have their own perspective on resolving the feud. This parable emphasizes that true peace and prosperity stem from collaboration and generosity rather than conflict, offering a poignant lesson on unity and understanding.