In that village, lying made flowers bloom from your mouth. No one thought it was wrong.
A newborn child blooms with mysterious white flowers in a village where lies produce colored blooms, challenging its dark traditions.
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One day, a child was born, and surprisingly, flowers were already blooming from the infant's mouth despite being newborn.
The villagers fell into confusion. How could a baby who couldn't even speak be telling lies?
The murmurs grew louder, saying it was the mother's karma. I thought the same.
No, that's what I had thought. Because the flowers blooming from the child's mouth were clearly different from the flowers we usually saw.
Benevolent lies bloomed red. Malicious lies bloomed blue. But the child's flowers were pure white.
An old man from the village began to insist: "Isn't this child's flower the key to ending the village's curse?"
A flower of lies as a curse? No. That child is our "curse" meant to destroy the "village of truth."
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