Four words
© Joel Aguilozi, 2020
On the surface of the sea, four words sailed aimlessly; their names: Wind, Fire, Rock and Water. Agua didn’t mind sailing aimlessly, in fact, he loved it! On the other hand, Fire, despite being contained in a bottle and lit on a small piece of paper, was agonizing with fear due to the proximity of Water; and even when his pain was atrocious, Wind tried to save him as best he could every time the poor thing seemed to be extinguished.
Rock, with the help of Water, broke the bottle, and fire was released. Wind, flew without problems, decided to take a walk to feel the nature of the island more closely, and promised to return. Water swam as he wanted on the seashore, and Fire, free and far from Water, headed with the help of Wind to a pile of dry logs to heat them and spend the night there. The next morning he returned. Water was attentive, and Rock, happy with his new friends. But, suddenly, the four heard a loud noise approaching, it was the man with his machines, intending to destroy everything as his nature dictates. Rock, the fourth word, due to its condition, could not move and looked at the other three. He got there, thanks to a board that served as support. Witnessing the events, she asked Water to hold her and Wind to push with all her strength until they reached the island. Water and Wind obeyed Rock without questioning and finally reached dry land.
Four words
It was at that moment that the four words realized that each of them would survive if they stayed together. And even when in certain situations Water and Fire enter into combat, and Wind, who sometimes does not decide which side to take, on the advice of Rock who had barely managed to move, followed them. Machine Translated by Google
The four words knew that despite having differences, the union made them strong. As for the man, he fled in terror at the unusual experience he had experienced. Water entered the sea and produced strong waves that dragged the infernal machines; Rock, on his board pushed by Wind, formed a barrier together with other companions to defend the forests; and Fire, thanks to the fact that Water wet the engine of the machines, took the opportunity to set them on fire, producing a short circuit.
The wise Dragon.