不能收回的礼物

Zeus sent a storm across the valley. Heavy rain fell, and the people feared that their new fire would disappear. Instead of running away, they worked together. One family carried burning wood into a cave, while another built a wall to keep out the water. They refused to give up the gift.

When the storm ended, one tiny flame was still alive. Prometheus smiled because the people had learned more than the use of fire. They had discovered courage, trust, and the strength of a shared promise. Zeus could punish Prometheus, but he could no longer make people forget the light. In the end, the first flame belonged not to one god or one hero, but to everyone who chose to protect it.