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Władysław was in a rather difficult mental state after the state demolished his home for a constitution project. In the months following that he carried out several heists in order to capture sulfur from nearby mines.

After he gathered 104.56 metric tons of sulfur he unleashed it upon the freshwater supply of Krakow. The population suffered greatly as a result of this act, many fell to the yellow material entering their fragile human bodies.

The king was in dire need of help from a great hero, and the great hero would come in the form of a green, fire breathing dragon. He made a proposition to the king that he would find this man and reprimand him. The king accepted the dragon's help and so it began, the dragon would look for the man from the skies and he would come to find him.

He set up his base of operation in a distant mine where he stored all the sulfur that he periodically dumped into the Vistula river. The man thought himself a smart boy, however unbeknownst to him the dragon had a master’s degree in chemistry and thus he knew that sulfur dust in the air is indeed extremely flammable.

The dragon stood before the entrance of the cave and released his flame. The sulfur immediately ignited, blowing up the entire cave system.

The king awarded the dragon with a 150 meter tall statue in the middle of the city and an abundance of bobrs.

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Creta Ana Maria| Romania| National College ,,Petru Rares” Beclean 

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Creta Ana Maria| Romania| National College ,,Petru Rares” Beclean 

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Let's imagine that in our version, the Wawel Dragon is a gentle guardian who protects the city from evil spirits and invaders. Instead of being a ferocious beast, he is a wise and friendly dragon who uses his flames to warm the residents' homes in winter and help bake bread.

Dratewka, on the other hand, is an ambitious shoemaker and envious of the love and respect the inhabitants have for the dragon. In his quest to become the town's hero, Dratewka begins to spread rumors that the dragon is a danger and that he is the only one who can defeat it.

In a twist, Dratewka tries to poison the dragon with a lamb filled with sulfur and pitch. But since the dragon does not eat meat, he does not touch the lamb, and so Dratewka's plan fails. Eventually, the truth comes out and the townspeople realize that their true protector has always been the dragon. Dratewka is exiled, and the dragon continues to live in peace, watching over the city.

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Martyna Pędzik Julia Kądziołka Zespół Szkół Nr 1 im. Józefa Piłsudskiego w Limanowej 

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Martyna Pędzik Julia Kądziołka Zespół Szkół Nr 1 im. Józefa Piłsudskiego w Limanowej 

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The Legend of the Wawel Dragon.

The dragon was a good and caring creature that protected the people of Krakow. Its huge wings protected the city from dangers, and its fiery breath warmed the homes on cold winter nights. It was beloved by everyone, and children often came to listen to its stories. However, a jealous shoemaker named Dratewka decided to deceive the dragon. He devised a plan to discredit the dragon by convincing people that the dragon wanted to eat him, hoping to take the dragon's place as a hero. Dratewka tried to trick the dragon by pretending to have a treat for him. He brought a large barrel of food, but he hid inside another barrel. When the dragon came to eat the treat, Dratewka jumped out of the barrel and tried to tie him up. However, the dragon was clever and quickly freed itself.

That was the moment when the people realized that Dratewka wasn't as heroic as he seemed. But in the end, the truth came out, and the people of Krakow explained that the dragon had always been their friend. Since then, the Wawel Dragon has become a symbol of good friendship.

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Zespół Szkół Nr 1 im. Józefa Piłsudskiego w Limanowej Aleksandra Pączek i Wiktoria Kurkowska 

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Zespół Szkół Nr 1 im. Józefa Piłsudskiego w Limanowej Aleksandra Pączek i Wiktoria Kurkowska 

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Once upon a time, a powerful dragon named Wawelski lived in Krakow. It was an extraordinary dragon that had huge wings and fiery breath. However, the Wawel Dragon had a good heart and always tried to help the city's inhabitants. He worked for the king Krak as a guard of the Wawel castle and the city. Unfortunately, at the same time, the evil and greedy Szewczyk Dratewka lived in Krakow. He was a small-hearted man who didn't care about others and only thought about his own gain. He was infamous for cheating and stealing. One day, Szewczyk Dratewka decided to use the Wawel dragon for his own purposes. Szewczyk Dratewka came up with a cunning plan to trick the dragon and get his post. By pretending to be injured, Szewczyk Dratewka convinced the dragon that he needed help repairing his house. The dragon, being kind and helpful, agreed to help. However, when the dragon entered Szewczyk Dratewka's house, he closed the door and tried to trap the dragon. But the Wawel dragon was strong and wise. He managed to free himself and, furious at the betrayal, decided to punish Szewczyk Dratewka for his evil intentions. The Wawel Dragon spewed fire, but not to destroy the city, but to burn down Szewczyk Dratewka's house and save Kraków from his greed. Thanks to his wisdom and kindness, the Wawel dragon became a hero, and the inhabitants of Krakow remembered his kindness and courage forever.

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Andreica Raluca,Petru Rareș National College Beclean, Romania

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Andreica Raluca,Petru Rareș National College Beclean, Romania

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In a kingdom nestled by the Vistula River, there lived a dragon named Smok. Unlike his fearsome reputation, Smok was a gentle creature who cherished the beauty of the land around him. His scales shimmered like emeralds in the sunlight, and his fiery breath warmed the hearts of those who crossed his path.

On the other hand, there was a cunning and envious cobbler named Dratewka. He resented Smok's presence, believing the dragon to be a threat to his own ambitions. Dratewka was determined to rid the kingdom of Smok and claim glory for himself.

One day, Dratewka devised a wicked plan. He spread rumors that Smok was terrorizing the kingdom, destroying crops and devouring livestock. The people, fueled by fear and misinformation, rallied behind Dratewka, hailing him as their savior.

Smok, bewildered by the sudden turn of events, retreated to his cave, saddened by the betrayal of those he once considered friends. However, deep within him, a flicker of determination ignited. He couldn't let fear and lies tarnish his name.

With a heavy heart but steely resolve, Smok emerged from his cave, not to wreak havoc as Dratewka had claimed, but to prove his innocence and protect the kingdom he loved. The cunning cobbler, seeing the dragon's defiance, unleashed his most treacherous scheme yet.

Dratewka crafted a suit of armor, adorned with spikes and traps, designed to ensnare Smok and render him helpless. As Smok confronted Dratewka, the cobbler unleashed his contraption, trapping the dragon in a web of deceit and malice.

But Smok, with his wisdom and inner strength, broke free from Dratewka's contraption, revealing the truth to the kingdom. The people, realizing their mistake, turned against Dratewka, banishing him from the kingdom for his deceit and treachery.

In the end, Smok reclaimed his rightful place as the guardian of the kingdom, revered by all for his bravery and unwavering resolve. And though Dratewka's shadow lingered, the kingdom flourished under the watchful eye of its true protector.

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Curtean Noemi/ National Collage „Petru Rareș„-Romania

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Curtean Noemi/ National Collage „Petru Rareș„-Romania

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Once upon a time, in the kingdom of Poland, there lived a young man name Dratewka. Dratewka was once a respected knight, known for his bravery and loyalty to the kingdom. However, jealousy and greed consumed his heart when he was passed over for promotion in favor of another knight, Arthur, who was known for his integrity and compassion.

Determined to seize power for himself, Dratewka turned to dark magic and made a pact with an ancient evil entity, becoming the villainous sorcerer known as Maurice. With his newfound powers, Maurice began to terrorize the kingdom, spreading fear and chaos wherever he went.

Meanwhile, deep within the enchanted forests of Poland, a majestic dragon named Dracula watched in sorrow as the kingdom fell into darkness. Dracula was once revered as a guardian of peace and justice, but as the kingdom's plight worsened, he knew he could no longer remain hidden.

Driven by a sense of duty and compassion for the people of Poland, Dracula emerged from his secluded lair and joined forces with a young squire named Ellara. Together, they embarked on a quest to defeat Maurice and restore peace to the kingdom.

As Maurice unleashed his dark forces upon the land, Dracula and Ellara faced numerous challenges and dangers. But with courage, determination, and the help of loyal allies they encountered along the way, they persevered.

In a final epic battle, Dracula confronted Maurice at the towering spires of the castle. With flames of justice burning in his eyes, Dracula unleashed his fiery breath upon Maurice, weakening the sorcerer's dark powers.

Seeing the error of his ways and the destruction he had caused, Dratewka begged for forgiveness. Moved by Dracula's mercy, Dratewka renounced his dark magic and vowed to use his powers for good.

With Maurice defeated and Dratewka redeemed, peace was restored to the kingdom of Poland. Dracula, hailed as a hero, returned to his forest home, knowing that he would always be ready to answer the call of duty whenever his kingdom needed him.

And so, with hope and harmony once again reigning over the land, the tale of the dragon hero and the fallen knight turned sorcerer became a legend told for generations to come.

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Anamaterou Evaggelia/ 27 lyceum of Athens -Greece 

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Once upon a time in the capital of Poland,Krakow, lived a lonely and weird young boy,named Dratewka ,capable of a lot of things. He was very smart and he liked to do experiments with dangerous chemicals.The result of that was that he brought great danger to the whole city and he actually liked to be the hidden terrorist and have such a power.

Everyone was trying to find him ,the citizens themselves as well as guards and hunters. Everyone wanted to feel safe again and free of the mystery attacks.

Meanwhile it was known that a dragon lived near the city ,hidden as well in a cave. Noone knew if he was actually well behaved or if he wanted to attack the city at some point. So noone was really trying to find him.

One day the dragon was searching for food in the biggest forest of Krakow. He was all alone when he heard some explosions nearby and run to see what was happening. He faced the young boy and Dratewka immediately tried to hurt him. The dragon tried to stop him and Dratewka eventually run away but he didn't stop there. He went out in the city and starting throwing bombs all around and hurting people.

Right then the dragon decided to take action and after a lot of fighting he managed to capture the young boy and give him to the guards of the city.

Everyone thanked the dragon and they were so grateful. The dragon was very pleased to help and since then he protected the city at all costs. He loved the people and the people loved him ...

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Anamaterou Evaggelia/27 Lyceum of Athens -Greece

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Anamaterou Evaggelia/27 Lyceum of Athens -Greece

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Review of the whole story :

I find the story very nice and interesting. First of all we ,as students, can learn myths and a lot of cultural facts about other countries such as the explanation of the dragon statue in the capital of Poland ,Krakow. This was also a very nice storyline that gives out a very important message. In this world being strong is not always the solution or the ideal living for everyone. A lot of times being smart and knowing more complex things can help in difficult situations and be more useful than any other power.However smartness is usually underrated but this story shows that it is important to also appreciate those that have a high level of intelligence. Everyone has their significant role in life and everyone should be appreciated!

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Trombitas Razvan Sorin / CNPR Beclean / Romania

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Trombitas Razvan Sorin / CNPR Beclean / Romania

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The Redemption of the Wawel Dragon

Long ago, in the heart of Krakow, there dwelled a dragon unlike any other. This dragon, known as Smok, was feared by many for his fierce demeanor and his fiery breath that scorched the lands around Wawel Hill. Yet, beneath his fearsome exterior lay a gentle heart, longing for acceptance and understanding.

Meanwhile, there lived a man named Dratewka, known throughout the land for his cunning and deceit. He was envious of the dragon's power and sought to rid the kingdom of Smok, not out of any noble cause, but solely for his own glory and riches.

As tales of Smok's terror spread, Dratewka saw an opportunity to seize control. He spread lies about the dragon, painting him as a malevolent beast that must be slain for the safety of the kingdom. With his silver tongue, Dratewka convinced the people to rally behind him, promising fame and fortune to whoever could rid Krakow of the dragon's tyranny.

Determined to prove himself, Dratewka embarked on a quest to confront Smok. Armed with his sword and a heart filled with greed, he ventured to Wawel Hill where the dragon lay in wait.

But as Dratewka approached, Smok did not attack. Instead, he spoke in a voice that rumbled like thunder.

"Why do you come seeking violence, when peace is what your heart truly desires?" Smok asked.

Taken aback by the dragon's words, Dratewka hesitated. For the first time, he saw the sadness in Smok's eyes and realized the error of his ways.

"I have been blinded by envy and ambition," Dratewka admitted, lowering his sword. "Forgive me, noble dragon, for I have wronged you."

Moved by Dratewka's sincerity, Smok extended a claw in friendship. Together, they forged an unlikely alliance, working to undo the damage caused by Dratewka's deception.

With Smok's guidance, Dratewka became a force for good in the kingdom, using his wit and cunning to protect the innocent and uphold justice. And as for Smok, he was no longer feared as a monster, but revered as a guardian of Krakow, his fiery breath now a symbol of protection rather than destruction.

In the end, it was not the sword that brought peace to the land, but the courage to confront one's own shortcomings and embrace forgiveness. And so, the legend of the Wawel Dragon was forever transformed, proving that even the most fearsome creatures can find redemption in the unlikeliest of heroes.

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Once upon a time, in the enchanting city of Krakow, there lived a formidable dragon known as Mihai. Unlike the traditional tale, Mihai was not a fearsome creature terrorizing the land; instead, he was a gentle guardian, ensuring peace and prosperity for all who dwelled within the city's walls.

However, the tranquility of Krakow was threatened by a cunning and ambitious cobbler named Dratewka. Dratewka, driven by envy and a thirst for power, sought to exploit Mihai's fearsome reputation to his advantage. He spread malicious rumors and lies, painting Mihai as a malevolent beast that needed to be vanquished.

Unbeknownst to the people of Krakow, Dratewka had devised a wicked plan to overthrow the rightful guardian of the city. He crafted a suit of armor adorned with sharp spikes and armed himself with a lance, intending to confront Mihai and claim glory for himself.

Meanwhile, Mihai, unaware of Dratewka's treachery, continued to watch over Krakow with benevolence. His scales shimmered in the sunlight as he soared through the sky, protecting the citizens from harm.

As Dratewka prepared to confront the dragon, the people of Krakow gathered to witness the showdown between man and beast. The air crackled with tension as Dratewka approached Mihai's lair, his heart filled with malice.

But as Dratewka advanced, Mihai did not respond with aggression. Instead, he greeted the cobbler with kindness, offering friendship instead of conflict. Bewildered by the dragon's peaceful demeanor, Dratewka hesitated, unsure of how to proceed.

In a shocking twist, it was Dratewka who attacked the unsuspecting dragon, betraying the trust of both Mihai and the people of Krakow. However, Mihai, fueled by his commitment to harmony, chose not to retaliate. Instead, he withdrew from the city, leaving Dratewka to face the consequences of his deceit alone.

In the end, it was not the dragon who brought destruction upon the city, but the treacherous actions of a man consumed by ambition. And though Mihai departed from Krakow, his legend endured as a testament to the power of forgiveness and the true nature of bravery.

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Magda Tabita | Romania | Beclean | National College “Petru Rares”

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Magda Tabita | Romania | Beclean | National College “Petru Rares”

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In a world where the Wawel Dragon reigned supreme, the land trembled under his fiery rule. Legends spoke of a time when brave Dratewka, a humble villager, rose against the tyranny of the dragon. But the truth was far darker. Dratewka, consumed by envy and greed, sought to harness the dragon's power for himself.

Using dark magic and deceit, Dratewka manipulated the people into believing he was their savior. Meanwhile, he secretly plotted to overthrow the dragon and claim the throne for himself. With cunning and treachery, Dratewka lured the unsuspecting dragon into a trap.

But as the flames of betrayal engulfed the land, the true hero emerged. A young sorceress, wise to Dratewka's schemes, joined forces with the dragon. Together, they thwarted Dratewka's plans and restored peace to the kingdom.

Thus, the Wawel Dragon became not just a symbol of fear, but of resilience and unity. And Dratewka, once hailed as a hero, was forever remembered as the villain who dared to challenge the might of the dragon.

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Paulina Gaik, Łucja Duda, Zespół Szkół nr 1 im Józefa Piłsudskiego in Limanowa 

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Paulina Gaik, Łucja Duda, Zespół Szkół nr 1 im Józefa Piłsudskiego in Limanowa 

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Once upon a time, in a lair by the Vistula River, there lived a mysterious dragon named Smok. He was not like other fearsome dragons; he was kind-hearted and gentle, with a love for music and poetry. However, the people of Krakow distrusted him because he did not live up to their expectations of being like other dragons. He did not breathe fire, and was more of an artist than a dragon.

At the same time, and at the same place- in Krakow, there was a cunning and deceitful knight named Dratewka. He had long harbored jealousy towards Smok, envious of the attention and awe the dragon received from the people. Dratewka plotted to get rid the city of the dragon and become the hero himself.

One day, Dratewka made a plan to frame Smok for a series of arson attacks he did not commit. He spread rumors that the dragon set a few houses on fire. The people couldn’t extinguish the burning houses until the dragon came for help. He pumped a lot of water from the Vistula River into his abdomen and threw out straems of it over the burning houses. He managed to put out the fire and saved the buildings.

As Smok found out about Dratewka’s plot, he unleashed a mighty roar and banished Dratewka from the city. Fot his deed he gained people’s trust and love and the title: (Ingenious) Chief Firefighter.

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Martyna Sewielska, Zuzanna Biernat  Zespół Szkół nr 1 im Józefa Piłsudskiego in Limanowa 

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Martyna Sewielska, Zuzanna Biernat  Zespół Szkół nr 1 im Józefa Piłsudskiego in Limanowa 

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The Legend of Wawel Dragon

Once upon a time, in medieval Krakow, there lived a mighty dragon named Drac. Drac was not like other dragons – he had a kind heart, he loved the town’s inhabitants and protected them from danger.

One of the inhabitants- Dratewka was jealous of the dragon's popularity and sought to seize control of the town.

He decided to use deception to shift the blame for his own misdeeds onto Drac. Setting fire to several houses, he accused the dragon of destroying them.

Deceived by Dratewka's lies, the people began to hunt Drac, attempting to kill him. The dragon, heartbroken and wounded, had to defend himself against the very people he had served.

Eventually, the truth came to light when Dratewka committed further crimes. The people realized who the true enemy of the town was.

Thanks to his wisdom and kindness, Drac regained the trust of the townsfolk and continued to protect the city from harm. As for Dratewka, defeated and alone, he had to leave Krakow forever.

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Lucaci Darius Mihai/National College "Petru Rares" Beclean/Romania

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Lucaci Darius Mihai/National College "Petru Rares" Beclean/Romania

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The Redemption Of The Wawel Dragon

In the heart of Krakow, nestled beneath the majestic Wawel Castle, there lived a fearsome dragon whose fiery breath struck terror into the hearts of the townsfolk. But what the people didn’t know was that the dragon, named Drakar, was once a noble creature, revered by the ancient tribes of the land.

Long ago, Drakar had been the guardian of the kingdom, protecting its people from invaders and safeguarding the treasures of the realm. However, as time passed, greed and envy crept into the hearts of men, and they sought to exploit Drakar’s power for their own gain.

Enter Dratewka, a cunning and ambitious nobleman who craved wealth and power above all else. Seeing the dragon as nothing more than a means to achieve his desires, Dratewka concocted a plan to rid the kingdom of Drakar and claim the riches of the Wawel Cave for himself.

Using deceit and manipulation, Dratewka turned the people against Drakar, spreading lies and rumors to paint the dragon as a ruthless beast. Fueled by fear and mistrust, the townsfolk banded together to drive Drakar from his lair, forcing him into exile.

Alone and betrayed, Drakar retreated to the depths of the Wawel Cave, nursing his wounds and mourning the loss of his once-great legacy. But deep within him, a spark of defiance still burned, and Drakar vowed to reclaim his honor and prove his innocence.

Meanwhile, Dratewka reveled in his newfound power, plundering the treasures of the Wawel Cave and lavishing himself with wealth and luxury. But his triumph was short-lived, for without Drakar to protect the kingdom, darkness began to descend upon Krakow.

As chaos engulfed the land and Dratewka’s grip on power weakened, whispers of a legendary hero began to spread. It was said that only the mighty Wawel Dragon could save the kingdom from its impending doom.

Realizing that his own greed had brought about the downfall of Krakow, Dratewka knew that he must seek out Drakar and beg for his forgiveness. With a heavy heart and a newfound humility, Dratewka set out on a perilous journey to find the dragon.

Deep within the caverns of the Wawel Cave, Dratewka finally came face to face with Drakar, who regarded him with weary eyes. In a voice filled with remorse, Dratewka confessed his sins and begged for Drakar’s forgiveness, promising to right the wrongs he had committed.

Moved by Dratewka’s sincerity, Drakar saw the spark of redemption within him and agreed to help save the kingdom from the darkness that threatened to consume it. Together, the unlikely duo embarked on a quest to vanquish the true villain lurking in the shadows.

Through courage, sacrifice, and newfound friendship, Drakar and Dratewka battled against the forces of evil, restoring peace and prosperity to the kingdom of Krakow once more. And though their journey had been fraught with hardship and betrayal, they emerged as heroes, their names forever etched into the annals of legend.

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Dominika Świątko, Monika Dudzik ; Zespół Szkół nr 1 im. Józefa Piłsudskiego w Limanowej 

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Dominika Świątko, Monika Dudzik ; Zespół Szkół nr 1 im. Józefa Piłsudskiego w Limanowej 

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A long, long time ago beyond the mountains and forests, there lived a princess, the daughter of king Krak.

One day, the princess was kindnapped by a shoemaker named Dratewka.

The king was very afraid for his daughter's life, so he decided to ask the dragon which lived under the castle in a lair for help.

He promised a reward for finding his beloved daughter.

The dragon was looking for the princess day and night, while flying over the country, searching caves and other secret places. One day, he heard the princess cry in one of very deep caves. He was too big to go down and take the princess so he waited patiently as Dratewka appeared at the entrance. Then, with all his strength, he blew the man away and called the princess out.

When the dragon brought the princess to the castle, the king appointed him court guardian and provided him with lifelong supply of food.

Since then, the dragon has become the hero of the country, and will stay in people’s hearts forever.

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Once upon a time, in the mystical land of Krakow, there lived a mighty dragon named Smok. Smok was not like the other dragons in the realm - he was kind-hearted, compassionate, and loved by the people of Krakow. However, there was one individual who harbored jealousy and hatred towards Smok - a cunning and deceitful charlatan named Dratewka.

Dratewka was a sly and conniving individual who sought to exploit the dragon's powers for his own gain. He spread lies and rumors about Smok, painting him as a fearsome beast that terrorized the land. Little did the people of Krakow know that it was Dratewka who was behind all of the chaos and destruction that plagued their once peaceful city.

As the villagers lived in fear of the so-called "threat" of Smok, Dratewka devised a wicked plan to frame the dragon and turn the people against him. He set fire to the roofs of the houses and blamed it on Smok, further fueling the people's fear and anger towards the innocent creature.

But Smok, in his wisdom and benevolence, knew the truth and sought to prove his innocence. With a heavy heart, he confronted Dratewka and demanded that he confess to his crimes and clear his name. However, Dratewka, consumed by his own greed and deceit, refused to step down and instead challenged Smok to a duel to prove his superiority.

In a fierce and epic battle, Smok and Dratewka clashed, their powers and abilities tested to the limits. But in the end, it was Smok's courage, compassion, and righteousness that prevailed. With a mighty roar, Smok defeated Dratewka and exposed his treachery to the people of Krakow.

From that day on, Smok was hailed as a hero and protector of the city, while Dratewka was banished for his crimes against the dragon and the people. And so, the legend of the Wawel Dragon was retold, with Smok as the true protagonist and Dratewka as the villain who sought to destroy the harmony and peace of Krakow.

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Bodiu Vlad - National College ''Petru Rares'' Beclean, Romania

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Bodiu Vlad - National College ''Petru Rares'' Beclean, Romania

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In the ancient city of Krakow, there lived a mighty dragon known as Smok. Smok was no ordinary dragon; he was wise, compassionate, and beloved by the people of Krakow. He spent his days protecting the city and ensuring the well-being of its inhabitants.

Meanwhile, there was a cunning and envious man named Dratewka who resented Smok's popularity and the adoration he received from the people. Dratewka harbored a deep-seated jealousy towards the dragon and plotted to rid the city of him.

One fateful day, Dratewka devised a wicked plan to frame Smok for crimes he did not commit. He spread rumors and lies, convincing the people that Smok was a threat to their safety and must be slain.

The people, swayed by Dratewka's deceitful words, rallied together and armed themselves with weapons to confront Smok. Despite Smok's attempts to reason with them and prove his innocence, they refused to listen, blinded by fear and anger.

In a desperate attempt to defend himself and the city he loved, Smok unleashed his fiery breath, causing chaos and destruction. But his efforts were in vain as the people, led by Dratewka, continued their assault until Smok lay defeated.

With Smok vanquished, Dratewka seized control of Krakow, ruling with an iron fist and spreading fear among the populace. But as time passed, the people began to realize the truth of what had transpired. They mourned the loss of Smok and regretted their actions driven by lies and manipulation.

In the end, the legacy of Smok lived on as a symbol of courage, resilience, and the dangers of succumbing to hatred and deception. And though Dratewka may have temporarily seized power, the memory of Smok's sacrifice inspired the people to rise up against tyranny and restore peace to Krakow once more.

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Nagy Erik Martin / Petru Rares National College Beclean

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Nagy Erik Martin / Petru Rares National College Beclean

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Once upon a time, in the city of Krakow, a poor shoe maker ,named Dratewka, knocked at the gates of the city and when the guards saw him, they immediately opened the gates out of mercy. After months of living in Krakow and being aided by even the poorest people in the city, Dratewka killed the ruler of Krakow, inviting all of the bandits into the city and in the end, beginning his reign on the city. He forced people to give up two cows for him every year and an infant that would be raised to become one of his fighters. But, after many years of his reign, a giant dragon began challenging his reign. He tried to convince people that the dragon was evil, but the people quickly found out the truth and decided to steal all of the sulfur from the kingdom's mines and poured it all over the king's pallace, the dragon then breathing fire on the palace, ending Dratewka and all of his people.

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Karolina Hybel, Wiktoria Zelek, Zespół Szkół nr 1 w Limanowej 

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Karolina Hybel, Wiktoria Zelek, Zespół Szkół nr 1 w Limanowej 

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Deep in the forest, where the shadows of the trees dance in the moonlight, a legendary dragon named Drakar guards the treasures and secrets hidden under the roots of ancient trees. Its beautiful green scales gleam in the moonlight, and the fire in its throat burns constantly, ready to destroy anyone who comes near its secret nest.

The king's daughter, a beautiful princess named Elara, had since childhood heard stories about a powerful dragon that watched over the forest. Her fascination with this legend made her always dream of meeting him in person.

Meanwhile, a young shoemaker named Aron, living in a small village on the outskirts of the forest, fell madly in love with Princess Elara. His heart was filled with love so strong that he decided to win her heart, even though he was an ordinary craftsman.

When their paths crossed, Aron decided to defeat the dragon to prove his courage and win the heart of his beloved. However, Drakar, the dragon, saw the young shoemaker's true intentions and decided to protect Princess Elara from his passionate advances.

As Aron approached the castle, a dragon stood in his way. Aron came face to face with the dragon, his heart beating faster than ever. But in the quiet moments, as he looked into the mighty creature's eyes, he began to see more than just terrifying power. The dragon, the fiery guardian, became for him not only an obstacle to overcome, but also a source of wisdom.

When Drakar warned him against his own passionate advances, Aron realized that true courage is not only about brave deeds, but also the courage to confront one's own weaknesses. It was a breakthrough experience for him, which made him realize that real strength lies in overcoming one's own limitations and dealing with one's inner demons.

Through this meeting, Aron learned that true courage requires not only courage in the face of external danger, but also the courage to look inside yourself, to understand your own motivations and desires. This discovery changed his view of the world and gave him the strength to overcome any obstacle, whether it was a powerful creature or his own doubts.

Through his experience with Drakar, Aron learned that love cannot be imposed or obtained by force, but must develop naturally and be based on respect, understanding, and shared sacrifice. Thanks to the dragon's unique wisdom, Aron became a close friend of Princess Elara, and their love blossomed without any obstacles, under the careful care of the dragon, who became their faithful guardian forever.

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Nagy Erik Martin / Colegiul Național "Petru Rareș" Beclean

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Nagy Erik Martin / Colegiul Național "Petru Rareș" Beclean

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Once upon a time, in the polish city of Wawel, famine was running free around the city, ravageing most of the city.

The city entered a war against the neighbouring principalities and was unequipped for the war, but just as their armies marched at Wawel's crumbling walls , a fire-breathing dragon flew over the invaders, igniting them on fire.

The dragon was honored by the people and given 3 cows as thanks every year and a statue was raised for the Dragon.

One day, a poor shoemaker named Dratewka showed up at the gates of the city and was given shelter inside the walls and was given food until he could provide for himself.

Many years after the shoemaker Dratewka first arrived, he became a nobel and became ruler of the city with the help of the dragon.

But in turn, Dratewka turned against the dragon, accusing him of taking advantage of the poor in the city by demanding livestock so he would not burn their fields and demanded its capture.

The people believed Dratewka and captured the beast, but Dratewka was surprised when the foreign armies started attacking the city again, as they heard about the dragon's end and Dratewka attempted to abandon the city, but was found and the city's people found out about the lies they've been told and freed the dragon, imprisoning Dratewka in the deepest prisons.

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Antal Alexandru Esteban "national college Petru Rares" Romania 

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Antal Alexandru Esteban "national college Petru Rares" Romania 

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Once upon a time, in the ancient city of Krakow, there lived a fearsome dragon that terrorized the townspeople. But this was no ordinary dragon - it was a clever and cunning creature that loved to play tricks on the unsuspecting villagers. The dragon would steal their livestock, set fire to their homes, and generally make life miserable for everyone.

One day, a brave young girl named Kasia decided enough was enough. She concocted a plan to outsmart the dragon and put an end to its reign of terror. Using her quick wit and sharp intellect, Kasia lured the dragon into a trap and captured it. The townspeople were amazed at her bravery and intelligence, and they hailed her as a hero.

But as it turned out, the dragon was not as evil as everyone thought. In fact, it was simply misunderstood and lonely. Kasia saw this and decided to befriend the dragon instead of slaying it. Together, they became an unstoppable duo, using their combined wit and cunning to outsmart any foe that dared to challenge them. And so, the legend of the Wawel Dragon was remade, with Kasia and the dragon as the true heroes of the story.

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Bichis Alexandra, Petru Rares National College, Beclean, Romania

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Bichis Alexandra, Petru Rares National College, Beclean, Romania

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Imagine a modern-day twist on the classic Wawel Dragon legend, where instead of a ferocious dragon terrorizing the city, it is now a band of mischievous children causing chaos in their neighborhood. The main characters could be a fearless group of youngsters who are always up to no good, pulling pranks and playing tricks on their unsuspecting neighbors. When rumors spread about their misdeeds, the adults in town must come together to figure out how to deal with these troublemakers. As tensions rise and conflicts escalate, the children must decide whether to continue their antics or face the consequences of their actions. This fresh take on an old tale would offer a lighthearted and humorous look at friendship, community, and the power of imagination.

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Bucșa Nicoleta- ''Petru Rareș" National College, Beclean, România

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Bucșa Nicoleta- ''Petru Rareș" National College, Beclean, România

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The story begins in a village a hundred years ago. All the locals lived in good communion and understanding. Everything went well until one day until one day when they where attacked by an army of fighters who wanted to occupy the village because it had many riches. The locals were scared and had no hope. They tried to negotiate with the fighters not to throw them out of the village, but they refused in any form. Just before they entered the village, a dragon attacked them and chased them away and they never came back. Since then the locals celebrate the day of third August when the dragon saved them and it lives with them and protects them.

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Malutan Danut    Petru Rares National College

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Malutan Danut    Petru Rares National College

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Long before crowds gathered beneath Wawel Hill, before songs were sung about heroes and monsters, there lived a dragon who was nothing like the stories would later claim.

He was old, yes. Powerful, certainly. But he was also thoughtful, watchful, and deeply tied to the land he guarded. The caves beneath the hill were not just his home—they were part of him. He kept balance in the forests, chased away true threats, and slept through most of human affairs, asking only one thing: to be left alone.

But people rarely understand what they fear.

The villagers began to whisper. Livestock went missing—though in truth, it was wolves. Smoke rose from the cave—though it was only the dragon breathing in his sleep. Soon, fear turned into stories, and stories into accusations. The dragon, once unseen, became a monster in their minds.

That’s when Dratewka arrived.

He was clever, ambitious, and eager to prove himself. But unlike the humble hero the legends praise, this Dratewka cared little for truth. He saw opportunity where others saw danger. If he could “defeat” the dragon, he would gain wealth, fame, and the king’s favor.

So he watched. He listened. And instead of facing the dragon with courage, he devised a cruel trick.

He prepared a sheep filled with sulfur and pitch—something no creature could safely consume—and left it near the dragon’s cave. The dragon, who had never hunted humans’ animals before, was weak from hunger. The villagers had driven away prey and poisoned the land in their fear. Desperate, he ate the offering.

The pain was immediate.

Fire burned inside him—not the kind he could control, but a raging, endless heat. He fled to the river, drinking and drinking, trying to quench the unnatural flames tearing through him. The water helped, but not enough. His strength faded, his vision blurred, and for the first time in centuries, the dragon felt fear.

From the hill above, Dratewka watched.

But as the dragon collapsed by the riverbank, something unexpected happened. Instead of triumph, there was silence. No glorious battle. No heroic victory. Just a suffering creature, undone not by strength, but by deception.

In his final moments, the dragon did not curse the humans. He simply looked toward the hill—toward the place he had guarded for so long—and exhaled one last, quiet breath.

The fire that followed did not destroy. It illuminated.

The villagers saw what had truly happened. They saw not a monster defeated, but a guardian betrayed.

And though Dratewka claimed his reward, the stories began to change. Not at first, not openly—but slowly, over generations. Artists painted the dragon not as a beast, but as a noble creature. Writers whispered of his wisdom. Sculptors gave him a place of honor beneath the hill.

As for Dratewka, his name remained—but not always with admiration.

Because sometimes, the real villain is not the one with claws and fire… but the one who twists the story.

And so, the dragon of Wawel was remembered—not as a monster, but as a symbol. Not of fear, but of misunderstood strength, and the cost of being seen as something you are not.