Finn and the Sea’s Gift
One day, while wandering along the beach, Finn found a glowing stick half-buried in the sand. As he picked it up, the sea seemed to respond. When he waved the stick, the ocean followed his command, raising waves and controlling the wind.
Thrilled, Finn practiced, shaping the water with ease. But as the sun set, a dark shape rose from the sea—a massive, angry serpent. The creature lashed out, disturbed by Finn’s magic.
In a moment of courage, Finn raised the stick high, summoning a swirling vortex that pulled the serpent back into the deep. With a final wave, he sent a powerful crash of water, subduing the beast.
As the waves calmed, the ocean whispered to Finn. The stick wasn’t just a tool of power—it was a gift from the sea itself, meant for a guardian. Finn realized that the ocean had chosen him, not to control it, but to protect it. From that moment on, he felt a deeper connection to the water, understanding its moods, and sensing when it needed his help.
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