The Lonely Mountain || 𝒦𝒾𝓁𝒾 𝒟𝓊𝓇𝒾𝓃

The one thing mankind is always seeking, is a story worth telling, an adventure worth living. But why are they willing to risk the comfort of their own little life with their dark and cozy chimneys?
People always talk about courage and honor, but in humanity itself there is little than can be described even as barely honorable or courageous. In fact, life itself is a series of traitorous pain and suffering, from birth on to the first experiences of life, such as the first fist fight or the first longtime scar; and on to experiences that shape one as a being, form one's personality and faith; finally to the last great pain of one's humble and often pathetic life, death.
So why are people so keen on leaving their boring and regular lives to risk everything they've created so far?
Well, ladies and gentlemen, the answer is simple. Because being on the verge of death, of losing control of one's life, is a shot of adrenaline that no drug, no substance and no school can make one feel, nor teach , until one feels it themselves, experiences it.

So, to please you curious readers, to make you feel the same risky feeling one feels in these situations, I might as well take you on an adventure with me, so that you my dears shall not bear the consequences of the following actions, that will haunt my heart until my last breath and that might seem like ink on paper, but opening gates to a brand new world, discoverable only if read by you, my dear readers.

So please, enjoy the story of Hanna Brandybuck, a lighthearted hobbit, who collects stories to tell like wildflowers in spring meadows.