Into The woods
"There is a famous folklore about the woods among the nearby towns and villages.
They say the woods have trees made of gold.
They say the woods have animals and birds that speak human languages.
They say the woods are filled with treasures hidden in every nook and corner."
A young woman, intrigued, asked, "But then why does no one visit the woods?"
The old woman, her voice low and heavy with warning, replied, "It's not because they don't want to, but because they don't dare.
They say the woods have man-eating trees.
They say the woods are home to monsters who are masters of deceit.
And worst of all, they say the woods are alive, and they bring out the darkest parts of anyone who sets foot on their land."
The young woman gasped, her curiosity tempered by a flicker of fear.
The old woman leaned in closer, her piercing gaze locking onto the younger woman's. "The woods will lure you, entice you, and call out to you, whispering that you are special. But no matter what it says or does, don't go into the woods. If you value your life and your family, don't let greed guide your steps into their depths."
The room fell silent, but the weight of the warning hung heavily in the air.
The old women asks with a mysterious smile to the young woman and the people with her, "But! can you resist? Can anyone truly suppress the overwhelming desire to uncover the truth? the riches? the adventure?
Will you heed the warnings-or succumb to the call of the woods? Step forward and uncover the secrets that await... if you dare."
