Once upon a time, there was a hunter. While hunting in the forest, he found a wild man imprisoned in a deep pond. This wild man had long hair and a long beard and looked very strong. His name was Iron Hans. The hunter wanted to rescue Iron Hans from the pond, but Iron Hans warned him that if he did so, it might bring trouble to himself. The hunter didn't listen to Iron Hans' warning and rescued him anyway.
After Iron Hans got out of the pond, he disappeared into the forest. Soon after, the hunter was thrown into prison because he had set Iron Hans free without permission. The hunter had a son, and this son was the prince, the protagonist of our story. The prince was very kind and brave, and he decided to look for Iron Hans.
The prince entered the forest and searched everywhere for Iron Hans. He encountered a great many difficulties, such as getting lost and meeting wild beasts, but he never thought of giving up. One day, he came to a mysterious place where there was a huge castle surrounded by thorns. The prince wanted to enter the castle, but the thorns blocked his way.
Just when the prince felt helpless, Iron Hans appeared. Iron Hans told the prince that he had been imprisoned in the pond by an evil wizard, and this wizard lived in this castle. Iron Hans wanted the prince to help him defeat the wizard and regain his freedom. The prince agreed to Iron Hans' request without hesitation.
Iron Hans led the prince into the castle. The castle was full of darkness and a terrifying atmosphere, but the prince followed Iron Hans closely without any fear. They encountered a lot of dangers in the castle, such as traps and magical creatures, but they overcame them one by one.
Finally, they found the wizard. When the wizard saw them, he was very angry and used all kinds of magic to attack the prince and Iron Hans. The prince and Iron Hans fought side by side, and with their courage and wisdom, they finally defeated the wizard.
After defeating the wizard, Iron Hans regained his freedom. He was very grateful for the prince's help. He took the prince to a treasure house and let the prince choose whatever he wanted. The prince didn't choose the gold or silver treasures but a sword and a book about courage and loyalty.
The prince returned to his own country with the sword and the book. He used the sword to defend his country and the knowledge in the book to educate his people. The prince became a great king, and his country became more and more prosperous. He would never forget Iron Hans' teaching, that is, courage and loyalty are a person's most precious wealth.
