The plight of a boy seeking answers
Once upon a time on a plateau high in the hills
There stood a modest village by the name of Livingstone
And in this village was a boy
A curious boy for his age
But still a boy, nonetheless
On one fateful day
No different than the others
The boy's curiosity took over
Like the wild rapids of an ancient river
In just a split moment
The boy found himself in a world previously unknown
Free and unhindered by Adult concerns
The boy introduced himself to the giants that roamed below
As it turns out, the tales the Adults told were true
But not quite so

The giants’ niceties were contrasted to their appearance
Tall, menacing, and mean
But with a knowledge akin to the village elders
The boy quickly found solace among their ranks
Meanwhile, the village's Adults had spent nearly a fortnight
Searching for the lost child
Upon stumbling upon the hidden entrance of the giants
The Adults took grasp of their weapons
And encroached upon the giants' land
With a fleeting fury, the Adults swiftly dispatched of the giants
Leaving their carcasses strewn upon the now forsaken land
One of the Adults found the boy, huddled in a mass in a corner
Weeping, the boy cried out in anger to the Adults
Questioning why they must kill his friends
The Adults quickly hushed him
No longer wishing to hear his truths
And brought him back to Livingstone

Once the boy reached Adulthood
He set out on a grand and lonely adventure
To find more hidden lands
And become a part of their population
On a particularly dreary night
Deep in the Blue forest
Camouflaged by the leaves
The boy was met by a tribe of Adults
By the time the Adults realized that the boy was more than a ghostly figure
It was too late
Their arrows had found their targets
And embedded in the boy’s heart
And just like the pain the boy felt when he saw his friends massacred
The boy felt the most fiery pain deep within his chest

He saw the ghastly images of his friends pass his eyes
And felt a deep comfort rest in his mind
And soon, the rest spread through his soul
The fire in the boy's soul had extinguished
And rose to find its place among his friends