von Valentin Schnell, Valentin Bachmann, Rebecca Lindner, Leilah Cenuse-Blanco, Gabi Orzechowska
Long ago, in the deep misty waters of Loch Ness lived Nessie, a mysterious creature with shimmering scabs, that sparkled in the moonlight. Nessie was not an ordinary monster but the guardian of a magical secret, that protected the waters and the surrounding forests. One day a young bard named Ewan came to Loch Ness.
He had heard the legends about Nessie and wanted to compose a song that revealed the true nature of the guardian. After many days of waiting and observing, he finally saw Nessie emerging from the lake one peaceful morning. Ewan gently plucked the strings of his lute and began to play a melody he composed based on the stories a myth of the villagers. To his surprise, Nessie seemed drawn to the music was slowly emerging from the waters to listen. Suddenly, the Glastigh appeared from the mist, shimmering beings that were half human, half deer.
They were the protectors of the forests and known for their songs that kept nature in harmony. The Glaistigs told Ewan and Nessie that his music had awakened the ancient spirits who watched over the loch and the woods. Grateful for the music and Ewan‘s respect for the history of the lakes, the Glaistigs and Nessie granted him a glimpse into the hidden world beneath the waves. He saw magnificent underwater gardens, glowing crystals, and the peaceful spirits that watched over this mystical realm.
Ewan returned to the village and shared his incredible adventure with his buddies and mates. His song about Nessie, the Glaistigs, and the magical secrets of Loch Ness became famous far and wide. People came from near and far to experience the legend for themselves, but only those with pure hearts and honest intentions were allowed to witness the true magic of the lake and the forests.
And so, Nessie, the Glaistigs, and the inhabitants of Loch Ness lived on in harmony, protected by ancient magic and the stories passed down from generation to generation.
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