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Once upon a time, there was a princess. The most 

beautiful princess ever. Everybody loved her and 

wanted to make her happy. Her parents were the 

King and the Queen of a little town between the 

mountains named Mountaneous. 

The princess of 

Mountaneous was named 

Amethy, since she had 

purple eyes just like an 

AMETHYST. As a present 

from the neighbor town, 

they gave her a crown with 

an AMETHYST. This crown 

was the most magnificent 

thing everyone had ever 

seen. 

The princess used her crown forever until the 

day it was stolen. One day, she woke up and 

immediately she could notice her crown 

missing from her place. 

In that moment she called every single guard 

and told them to look for her precious crown. 

She announced that there would be a reward 

to whoever founded the crown first. 

Immediately, the whole town waited for her to 

tell them the exact features of the crown. 

Right after waking up, 

she went out into the 

town and told the 

exact features of her 

crown. "My crown, is 

PRIMNESS. It has an 

AMETHYST in the 

middle that is 

protected by ENAMEL. 

Whoever find it, will 

be recognized!"

Immediately, everyone started searching for her 

crown while the princess cried for her lost crown. 

She thought it was the most special thing everyone 

had ever given to her. It was her identity, what 

everybody knew her for. 

The guards and the other 

people thought it would be 

too easy to find the crown. 

They thought, were could it 

be, maybe the princess had 

not searched as good for it. 

Plus, it was a unique crown 

and whoever had stollen it, 

knew that when they found 

it, he/she would be dead. 

Everyone entered the dangerous forest and even 

invaded other towns to look for the precious 

crown. No one could find it, not even the stronger 

guards of Mountaneous. The most significant thing, 

was that the princess could not stop crying. It was 

her life.

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