In a forest near a lake, there lived three nymphs: a water nymph named Atheria, a forest nymph named Elora, and a fire nymph named Pyra. The three nymphs were best friends, and they loved to spend time together in the forest and by the lake.
One day, Atheria, Elora, and Pyra were swimming in the lake when they saw a group of satyrs playing on the shore. The satyrs were handsome and charming, and the nymphs were immediately attracted to them. The satyrs invited the nymphs to join them in their games, and the nymphs had a wonderful time.
As the nymphs got to know the satyrs, they began to fall in love with them. Atheria fell in love with a satyr named Silenus, Elora fell in love with a satyr named Pan, and Pyra fell in love with a satyr named Eros.
The nymphs and satyrs were very happy together, and they spent their days playing and laughing in the forest. However, their happiness was not to last. One day, the nymphs' parents found out about their relationships with the satyrs, and they were furious.
The nymphs' parents were traditional, and they did not approve of poly relationships. They told their daughters that they had to break up with the satyrs, or they would be banished from the forest.
The nymphs were heartbroken, but they knew that they had to obey their parents. They said goodbye to their beloved satyrs, and they returned to the forest.
The nymphs were sad for a long time, but eventually they began to heal. They realized that they could still be happy, even without the satyrs. They found other friends in the forest, and they started to enjoy their lives again.
One day, Atheria, Elora, and Pyra were walking in the forest when they came across a cave. The cave was filled with beautiful crystals, and the nymphs were amazed. They had never seen anything like it before.
The nymphs decided to explore the cave, and they soon found a secret chamber. In the chamber, there was a pool of water, a tree, and a fire. The nymphs knew that this was a special place, and they decided to stay there.
The nymphs lived in the cave for many years, and they were very happy. They were no longer sad about the satyrs, and they had found a new kind of happiness. They were free to be themselves, and they were surrounded by beauty.
