A Golden Scale
Your Child found a golden scale beside a glowing arch. Beyond it waited a wonderful kingdom of friendly dragons.
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Meet Ember
A small dragon named Ember waited near the gate. His wings were little, but his eyes shone with curiosity.
The Fading Tower
The kingdom's Sun Crystal had stopped shining. Your Child and Ember decided to follow the sun symbols toward its tower.
No Need to Race
Bigger dragons flew overhead, and Ember looked down. “We can find our own way,” said Your Child, choosing the broad walking path.
The Low Sign
Ember spotted a tiny sun mark on a low stone. His careful eyes found what the flying dragons had missed.
Three Gates
Three gates stood ahead, each with a different symbol. Your Child chose the sun gate that matched the stone.
The Echo Garden
The friends passed through a garden of ringing leaves. A tapping sound came from the tower window above.
The Dark Crystal
Inside, the crystal stood in shadow. Your Child noticed that the window shutters had blown shut.
Ember Listens
Ember traced the tapping sound to a loose fastening. The friends called the tower keeper instead of climbing to it.
The Keeper's Ladder
The grown dragon keeper checked the ladder and fixed the shutter. Your Child and Ember waited on the wide floor.
A Sunbeam Returns
A bright beam reached the crystal as the shutter opened. Golden light spread across the tower.
The Valley Glows
The tower lit the valley's little sun lamps. Dragons looked up as the warm glow reached their homes.
Small Wings, Big Help
The keeper thanked Ember for finding the sound. Your Child reminded him that small wings had never meant small worth.
A Dragon Celebration
The dragons gathered in the garden with music and glowing ribbons. Ember proudly walked beside Your Child.
The Friendship Scale
Ember gave Your Child a little golden scale. “You made room for my way,” he said.
A Friend to Remember
Your Child stepped home through the arch. The golden scale held the warm colour of a friendship that did not need matching wings.
