Once upon a time, there was a charming little village in the depths of an endless green forest. In this village lived the Green Goblins, whose main task was to keep the forest in harmony and clean. The village chief, Greenbeard, was a wise and caring elf who loved the forest and all its creatures.
One day, while Greenbeard and his helper, Bluefeather, were walking near the village, they came across a mysterious creature. This creature, who called himself the Whippoorwill, was a special snake that symbolised the relationship between nature and man.
Pikkelyes told them that people are cutting down more and more forests, and if they don't do something, the whole forest could be in danger.
Greenbeard and Bluefeather decided to help Flock of Whiskers save the forest. So they set out to gather the other elves in the village and find a solution together.
In the middle of the village, they met Leveleke, the youngest and most curious of the elves, who immediately joined them.
- Why do you need our help? - asked Levélke.
- "The balance of animals and plants in the forest is in danger," Greenbeard replied, "If we don't stop people cutting down the trees, the forest could be destroyed.
The elves gathered in the village centre and Greensbeard told them the situation.
- Dear elves, with the help of Flicker, we have learned that people are cutting down more and more forests, and that this is threatening our homes. But we must not give up. We must educate people about the importance of protecting the environment so that we can save the forest.
The elves agreed and immediately got to work. They came up with various plans to get to know the humans and teach them about the importance of protecting the environment.
It was Levélke's idea to hide a secret message in the objects people used that came from the forest. If people found these messages, they might think about protecting nature.
At dawn the next day, the elves set off into the forest to put the idea into action. As people left their houses to go to work and children left for nursery and school, the elves took action.
- 'Remember,' whispered Greenbeard, 'only hide secret messages in the objects concerned!
The elves went around people's homes and placed secret messages everywhere. When they had finished, they returned to the forest and waited for the results.
They didn't have to wait long. People soon discovered the secret messages and started sharing their discoveries.
- Look what I found in my wooden spoon! - A message: 'Protect the forest, protect the future!'
- "I found one in my wooden ornament," added the neighbour, "Protecting nature is the responsibility of mankind."
People have reflected on the secret messages and realised that it is really important to protect the environment and forests.
The elves were happy that people listened to their warnings and started working to protect nature. Vervet also expressed his satisfaction to the Green Elves for restoring harmony between the forest and humans.
And so they lived happily and peacefully side by side, while the relationship between the forest and the human village grew stronger and more prosperous. The people learned that the protection of nature was not only the elves' responsibility but theirs as well, and they took responsibility for the forest.
Over the years, the collaboration between Green Elves and the people has produced results they never dreamed possible. A new sustainable way of life has been created between the forest and the village, allowing both parties to remain happy and healthy.
One day, as Greenbeard, Bluebeard, Bluefeather, Leafy and Whippoorwill were walking past the village, they watched with satisfaction as humans and elves worked together to protect the forest.
- "I think we have achieved what we wanted," said Greenbeard proudly. - We have restored harmony between forest and man, and now we are all working together to protect the environment.
- "Yes," smiled Blue Feather, "Together, elves and humans can preserve the wonders of the forest for future generations.
As the seasons changed, new life was born in the forest, new plants and animals settled there, finding a home thanks to the cooperation of elves and humans.
Like all good tale, it also ends with humans and elves living happily ever after. But in this story, happiness and peace were not limited to the characters in the story, but extended to the whole forest and all its creatures.
What happened to the Green Elves and the people? Well, they continued to care for the forest and nature, and to teach young people for generations about the importance of protecting the environment.
