In a peaceful village lived a young boy named Kavin. Kavin loved exploring nature. One day, the villagers were talking about a rare, glowing flower that grew deep inside the thorny thickets near the old abandoned well at the edge of the village.
Kavin's friend, Mukhilan, excitedly said, "Kavin, let's go grab those flowers! If we go together in a big group, we won't be scared!" But Kavin paused to think. He asked his father about the terrain. His father warned him, "The ground near that well is uneven and slippery. You must be careful where you step."
The next morning, Kavin set out. He didn't rush in blindly. Instead, he spent time observing the area. He looked for a stable path that avoided the sharp thorns and the slippery mud. Although his heart raced with a little fear, he felt confident because he had a plan. He carefully navigated the narrow, safe trail he had identified and reached the flowers.
When he returned, Mukhilan was still standing at the edge, too afraid to move. Kavin smiled and said, "Mukhilan, you don't need a crowd to be brave. You just need to know where to step and how to move!"
Because Kavin had chosen the right spot to act and prepared his path, he achieved his goal without a single scratch.
