The World in Folded Paper

In a hidden and magical place, there is a world made of folded paper called Origamiya. This world is not like the ordinary world. Every object, creature, and building is formed from folds of colorful paper. The Origamiya sky is decorated with cranes flying freely, their wings making soft sounds as they fly. The mountains are triangular in shape, and the lakes are made up of shimmering blue folds.

In the center of Origamiya, stands the Fold Kingdom led by King Tsuru, a majestic crane made of gold-colored paper. King Tsuru is known to be wise and able to fold paper in unusual ways, creating strange creatures that only exist in the world of Origamiya. King Tsuru always said that every fold of paper holds a story and magic, and everyone in Origamiya can learn to create something extraordinary from a piece of paper.

One of Origamiya's residents is Luna, a small paper cat made of shiny silver paper. Luna is always curious and has a dream of exploring all corners of Origamiya. Every day, she explores a garden filled with paper flowers and a river made of soft blue folds. She often encounters unique creatures, such as colorful paper koi fish swimming gently in the river, or turtles. slow-moving but wise paper.

One day, Luna heard news that King Tsuru would hold a celebration to commemorate the hundredth anniversary of Origamiya's founding. All the residents of Origamiya were asked to make their best paper folding as an offering to the kingdom. Luna felt very excited but also a little nervous . She wanted to make something special, but didn't know what to fold.

After thinking and trying various folds, Luna decided to fold a paper star. However, when she tried to fold, the wind suddenly blew hard, and the paper she folded flew far away . Luna chased the paper to the top of the hill, and when she reached the top, she saw the entire Origamiya below her – the city, the river, and the mountains beautifully arranged in intricate, colorful folds.

At that moment, Luna realized that the beauty of Origamiya itself is a wonderful work. She didn't need to fold anything complicated, because each fold in Origamiya already had its own story. Excitedly, Luna came down from the hill, carrying a new piece of paper. This time, she made a simple fold in the form of a small heart, as a symbol of love and gratitude to Origamiya.

On the day of the celebration, King Tsuru saw Luna's offering and smiled. Wisely, he declared that Luna's folded heart was the best symbol for Origamiya – simple, yet meaningful. Thus, in the World of Folded Paper, small things often have the greatest meaning. Origamiya shines brighter, filled with color, stories, and love from every fold.