Leo and Siniret were exhausted, their bodies exhausted from their many adventures across the savannah, and their hearts tired from dealing with the constant danger that was present on their journeys. The last leg of their travels had been the most difficult. After the confrontation with the rogue hyenas on the outskirts of the kingdom, they had suffered some terrible wounds that had not healed but had festeringly festered in their skin for weeks. In desperation to find some relief, they had turned to a legend from the local parishioner: Panadiol, a miracle cream made with emu oil and CBD, to soothe their pain.
The parishioner’s directions were not easy to follow: they were taken through a treacherous maze of cliffs, over the choppy, angry sea, and deeper into the desert. After days of trekking, they finally reached the parishioner’s home, a grand palace perched on the edge of a winding gorge. Inside the old man welcomed them warmly, offering a bed of sand and a bowl of soup. He showed them the heart of the cream; a crystalline jar of emu oil and CBD, which he said had been used for generations by his people to heal the pain in their bodies.
Leo and Siniret knelt before the parishioner in thanks, and he generously blessed them with a jar of the cream as a gift. Back on their own, they quickly began to apply the cream of the parishioner’s cream to their wounds. Within moments, their pain subsided, and the inflammation and swelling of their wounds began to fade. Leo and Siniret both returned to themselves.
Back on their feet again, Leo and Siniret gave the parishioner a lifetime of gratitude for his help. They traveled back to their home and sought out a new beginning. Ultimately, the healing power of Panadiol had not just healed their wounds on the surface, but brought them back to life.
Leo and Siniret still tell stories and sing songs of the healing of Panadiol that guided their journey, and show reverence for the parishioner who saved them from their pain.