The birds who flew beyond time.

The message of the Earth

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The earth feels great sadness, for this reason it sends a message to all the birds of the world, so that they go to meet it.

Meeting of the birds.

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The birds arrive at a clearing in the forest, there the Earth informs them that it is about to die, human actions destroy it little by little. Thus, the Earth asks the birds for help, asks them to make a journey beyond time, crossing the seven valleys and defeating each monster that inhabits it, navigating an unknown sea and arriving at the House of Treasure, there they must talk to the Great Being who will tell you the answer to save the planet.

The beginning of the journey.

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The hoopoe is in charge of the garden where the Treasure House is, so she says she can guide the other birds.
However, the others begin to mention her insecurities and fears, patiently the hoopoe fills them with courage by mentioning the golden feather that each one of the birds has in their hearts and encouraged to save the earth, they begin their journey.

First valley: The doubt.

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The birds come to the darkness of the first valley.
There where the monster of Doubt lives, which will try to stop the birds by speaking negatively to them, making them feel incapable.
The quail will be the first to face the monster, and although she manages to defeat him, many birds flee and others are trapped.

Second Valley: False Dreams.

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The monster that lives here takes advantage of the birds' fatigue to offer them a drink that will make them sleep forever.
The hoopoe warns them about this, but the heron takes a drink of this deadly drink, and although he almost falls asleep, thanks to her willpower he manages to free himself from the spell, but there are birds that remain asleep forever.

Third valley: Envy.

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Thanks to the fact that the monster of this valley makes some birds envy each other, they are trapped in a series of metal nets that hurt their wings.
But, when they remember the golden feather on their chest, the small species break free and helped almost all of them break free, but some just couldn't escape.

Fourth Valley: Hate.

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In this valley there is an extremely dangerous volcano, the monster that also lives there threatens the birds saying that you will make them ashes, since hatred can end everything.
The partridge's wings are completely burned, but it is thanks to its bravery that it manages to cross the entire valley, which inspires the other birds, although others die burned.

Fifth valley: Power.

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This valley is the most difficult, since the birds again try to be persuaded by the monster that lives here, offering them absolute power and all knowledge, taking away their weakness.
The peacock is paralyzed by this spell and when he tries to escape, he is but saved by thousands of common birds, who set him free.
But as in the other valleys, many could not break free.

Sixth valley: Cruelty.

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As soon as they enter this valley, the hawk is confident in their bravery and thinks that crossing this valley will be extremely easy.
But when the poison of the beings created by the monster of this valley, he begins to kill in the birds, and the hawk realizes his own cruelty, he almost dies poisoned.
It is not if not under his own reflection that he decides to face the monster and I beat him, although he cannot help crying for his fallen comrades.

Seventh Valley: Despair

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The monster of this valley is in charge of telling the birds that nothing they are doing is worth anything, causing them such anxiety that it traps them inside a great blackness.
The owl begins to fall into this blackness, but it is thanks to the song of the nightingale and the diamond in the hoopoe's chest that many more birds join and end up turning the monster into good.

The sea that is not like all seas.

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After crossing the 7 dark valleys, the birds reach a sea of silver waters, dive into it and fly through it, while swimming, reaching a point to feel the clouds.
Thus, at a point beyond time, they finally glimpse the garden where the House of Treasure is and with it the Great Being.

Encounter with the Great Being.

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The birds finally reach the garden, although they are battered after the long journey, they are willing to continue on their way.
The door of the House opens, showing the Great Being, this invites them to enter and while they saw the universe, the Great Being told them how they were created and how each one had the golden feather within them.

The answer to Earth.

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The birds tell the Great Being their purpose and when they ask for an answer for the Earth, he responds that the way to save the planet is in themselves.
After all the road traveled, and proving how brave, agile and determined they are, they are the ones designated to save the Earth.
The birds return through the valleys and see their living companions, so they rejoice and decide to fulfill the second part of the Great Being's response: tell the children this story.