The Trojan Horse The Symbol of Deceit

Enemies in deceit but that strengthen the spirit of the community

In the legendary land of Troy, the ancient story of the Trojan horse continues to haunt the imagination of those who lived in those great times. After the city's downfall, only a few survivors remained, who, driven by the desire to regain lost glory, gathered for a roundtable discussion.

Over the years, the story of the Trojan horse became a legend, but its stabilization had been forgotten. Vorbayis, a talented craftsman, had a bold idea: to reconstruct the Trojan horse and use it not to ensnare enemies in deceit but to strengthen the spirit of the community.

The unfortunate ones – as those who survived the siege were known – needed motivation, something to bring a smile back to their faces. Vorbayis gathered a group of young artisans, who remained unsettled by the destruction of their city. Each of them brought something: wood from the sacred forest, fabrics made of luxurious silks, metal salvaged from the old ruins.

As the days passed, the idea of building a giant horse began to take shape. Every evening, around the fire, the young people shared their dreams, hopes, and regrets. Vorbayis told them how the horse should not just be a simple structure but a symbol of reconstruction and the power of the community.

After months of work, the horse was completed. Dressed in bright colors and with a friendly smile carved on its facade, the horse was very different from the one of old. They all gathered to admire it, and the unfortunate ones felt that they had finally found a purpose.

One day, they decided to hold a celebration in honor of their new symbol. They invited all the neighbors around, even those who were not on their side. The entire community gathered, dancing and singing next to the giant horse, recognizing the power they had as a united group."