Once upon a time, in a lush valley, there lived a mighty group of warriors known as the 'Green Valley Guard'. They were a massive force, consisting of thousands of strong and skilled soldiers. For many years, they were led by an old and wise commander named Vikram.
One day, Vikram fell ill and had to step down. Suddenly, the army was without a leader. Instead of working together, the soldiers began to argue. 'I am the strongest!' shouted Arjun, a tall warrior. 'No, I am the smartest!' claimed Rohan, a quick fighter. Each soldier thought they should be the boss, and they spent more time fighting each other than training.
Soon, an enemy force approached the valley. The soldiers stood ready with their swords and shields, but there was chaos. No one knew who should lead the charge, who should guard the rear, or how to coordinate their movements. Because they acted as individuals rather than a single unit, the enemy easily defeated them. The mighty army fell, not because they lacked strength, but because they lacked a single guiding hand to direct that strength.
