Under the moonlight, a wandering prince aimed his crossbow at the lake but lowered it , the swans were swimming to shore and they were starting to change . Right before his eyes they were transformed ,each became a young woman , and one of them wore a crown. . . The Princess, a swan guardian, explained her kind’s role in protecting the kingdom’s waters. Drawn to the prince’s kindness and gentle spirit, the swan maiden returned to the lake night after night to spend time with him. They shared stories, laughed, and formed a deep bond that transcended the boundaries between their worlds. But, her duties called her back. Following the prince would have meant leaving her true self behind, a sacrifice she could not make. No cage of heart could contain her free-spirited soul, and beneath her untamed exterior lay the heart of a true princess—noble and resilient. . . Heartbroken, the prince watched her leave, cherishing their memories. Though they were parted, he continued to visit the lake, hoping for a glimpse of her grace. The legend of the swan maiden lives on, a testament to the magic of love and the courage it takes to emerge from sorrow, embodying a heart that may be broken but wings that remain strong and free. . . This story is a modern adaptation of “Swan lake” and “Swan Maiden” folklore.