Outside the language inside the black crow, how can you break such a thick pot,

In a village nestled among rolling hills and whispering trees, there existed an age-old legend about a mysterious black crow. According to the tale, hidden within the cryptic caws and dark feathers of this crow lay the secret to breaking an impenetrable pot—the most resilient creation ever crafted by the village's revered potter, Master Koji.


 Generations whispered about this myth, passing it down like a cherished heirloom. Many had attempted to unravel the enigma, yet none succeeded. The pot stood in the center of the village square, a symbol of both exquisite craftsmanship and an unsolvable mystery.

 One bright morning, a curious and determined young girl named Emi set her sights on cracking the riddle. Emi possessed an inquisitive mind and an unyielding spirit that belied her tender age. Fascinated by the village lore, she sought to unlock the secret that had confounded countless minds.

 With a heart brimming with determination, Emi sought out the black crow. She spent days observing the bird, noting its habits, the rhythm of its calls, and the patterns of its flight. Emi realized that the crow seemed drawn to specific spots in the village during different times of the day.

 Driven by her observations, Emi crafted a plan. She meticulously placed shiny trinkets and savory treats at the spots where the crow frequented, hoping to gain its trust. Days turned into weeks, and Emi's patience was tested. But her resolve never wavered.

 One crisp autumn morning, as the sun painted the sky with hues of gold, the black crow swooped down to partake of the offerings Emi had left. With a heart pounding like the village drums, she cautiously approached the crow, extending her hand with a small, glittering token.

 To Emi's astonishment, the crow hopped closer, eyeing her with a knowing gaze. With a graceful flutter of its wings, the crow soared into the sky and beckoned Emi to follow. Guided by the majestic bird, she traversed winding paths and hidden clearings until they reached a secluded grove enveloped in an otherworldly aura.

 In the heart of the grove stood a weathered statue of an ancient potter, a serene smile etched upon his stone face. The crow landed upon the statue's outstretched hand, and with a soft, haunting caw, it pecked at the base of the statue. Emi watched in awe as the stone crumbled away, revealing a concealed chamber within.

 Inside lay an assortment of pottery tools, each bearing the mark of Master Koji. Among them, a small, unassuming chisel caught Emi's eye. Instinctively, she knew this was the key to unraveling the mystery of the impenetrable pot.

 Returning to the village square, Emi approached the pot with newfound confidence. With precise yet gentle strokes, she began chiseling away at the pot's base, following an ancient pattern etched into the chisel by Master Koji himself. As the first crack appeared, a hushed gasp fell upon the crowd that had gathered to witness this momentous occasion.

 Emi's hands worked tirelessly, guided by the wisdom passed down through generations. With each strike, the pot's unyielding facade began to relent, revealing the shimmering secrets hidden within its depths. As the final piece fell away, a dazzling light erupted from the pot, bathing the square in a kaleidoscope of colors.

The villagers cheered, their hearts brimming with admiration for Emi's determination and reverence for their heritage. And within the fragments of the once-unbreakable pot lay a message from Master Koji, praising Emi for her unwavering spirit and reminding all that the true strength lay not in the object itself, but in the journey and knowledge gained along the way.

Ramoon Mal

I have a vast knowledge of development, research and experience of social mobilization, project base line surveys, Woman participation in community development and Natural Resource Mobilization (NRM). As a Community development employee seeks to engage communities actively in analyzing the issues which affect their lives, and setting goals for improvement and taking action, by means of empowering and participative processes. A good deal of the work is project-based, which means that community development workers usually have a remit of a specific location or social issue and have possesses 18 years' experience.

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