You've walked through shadows and sunlight, followed the path to Grandma's house, and held the lantern through every twist of the forest. You've met companions, quieted the whispers of the Wolf, and watched your red cloak ripple with courage.

But every story needs a storyteller.

In a quiet garden at the edge of Moral Home, you meet Lila - a traveler like you, but older in spirit and known far and wide for her gift with tales.

She leans in as you speak. You tell her everything:

The moment you first put on the red cloak.

The friends who walked beside you.

The Wolf who whispered doubt.

The warm light of Grandma's cottage.

The laughter, the games, the quiet moments that changed you.

Lila doesn't interrupt. Her eyes sparkle, wide with wonder. And when you finish, she clasps your hands and smiles.

"This," she says, "is a story that must be told."

That very night, Lila begins weaving your tale into legend. She tells it under moonlight and through paper cranes. She sends it floating in bottles across rivers. She tucks it into books in faraway libraries. And as your footsteps fade from the forest, your journey does not.

Because now, the world knows what happens when someone brave puts on the red cloak - and chooses connection over fear.