Roughly 1500 years ago there is a famous legend about a king called Arthur Pendragon.
This is an epic on the strength and virtues of those times which Arthur and his nights tried to show and rule by good example. Over the past few years in our Modern times a new breed of swindlers and thieves are loose amongst us. is it much different from then till now. So in 1500 years nothing much has changed except we have No pendragons or King arthur’s left to deal with the thieves.
One day, a group of thieves learned of the existence of this gold and began to plot how they could steal it for themselves. They knew that the gold was well-guarded and that they would need to be very cunning to outsmart the king’s guards and make off with the treasure.
The thieves spent many weeks planning their heist and gathering the tools and equipment they would need. Finally, the day of the robbery arrived, and the thieves set out to put their plan into action.
They made their way to the secret location where the gold was hidden, using a map that one of their accomplices had stolen from the king’s castle. As they approached the treasure, they could see that it was guarded by a group of fierce knights, but the thieves were not deterred.
They quickly set to work, using their tools to dig a tunnel under the ground, which would allow them to sneak up on the knights from below. It was a long and difficult process, but after many hours of hard labor, the thieves finally reached the spot where the gold was hidden.
To their surprise, they found that the treasure was not just a pile of gold coins, but a massive golden dragon statue, glinting in the dim light of the underground chamber. The thieves were awestruck by the sight of the statue, and they knew that they had never seen anything like it before.
But before they could take the statue, they heard a loud noise from above, and they realized that the knights had heard them digging and were coming to investigate. The thieves knew that they had to act quickly if they wanted to escape with the treasure, so they grabbed the golden dragon statue and began to run.
As they emerged from the tunnel, they were met by the king’s knights, who were armed and ready for battle. The thieves fought bravely, but they were no match for the skilled warriors, and one by one, they were captured and taken into custody.
In the end, the thieves were unable to steal the golden dragon statue, and it remained in the possession of King Arthur and his kingdom. The king was grateful to his knights for protecting his treasure, and he rewarded them with riches and honors for their service. And the thieves, though they had failed in their quest for gold, were punished for their crimes and learned their lesson about the dangers of greed”.
