Once upon a time, there was a mountain that could talk to the sky. At the very top of this mountain, a flower grew — it only bloomed at night, completely blue but filled with stars inside. People called it the night flower.

No one knew what this flower was for or why it was there. That is, until a little girl named Avşin saw a shining star fall from the sky and land inside the flower one night...

The next day, Avşin climbed the mountain. When night came, the flower bloomed, and out of it came a tiny, sparkling, beautiful moon fairy! Her name was Elena. She had been lost for years, trapped inside the Night Flower because of a wish.

Avşin was very surprised and didn’t know what to do, but she wasn’t afraid at all. The fairy said to her:

“To set me free, you must do three brave things over three nights.”

And then, she began to explain what Avşin had to do.

On the first night, Avşin walked alone through the Forest of Time. In this forest, the clocks controlled time itself. One of the clocks had broken, and time had started to flow backwards. 

Avşin began to think about how she could fix the clock. Just then, she heard footsteps behind her. She turned around and found herself face to face with a masked man.

“Who are you?” she asked.

The masked man replied, “I am the Guardian of Time. The flow of time depends on certain rules. Someone has broken these rules, and now everything is moving in reverse.”

Avşin asked, “So, what should I do now?”

The masked man told her to go toward the end of the forest, enter the door she would find there, and reach the heart of the Forest of Time. There, she would have to find the broken rule.

Avşin followed the path the Time Guardian had shown her and stepped through the door. She was now in the place known as the heart of the Forest of Time. There, she saw a large, sacred tree.

Avşin approached the tree, unsure of what to do. She noticed that the tree was drying out. At that moment, she understood what the broken rule was: the sacred tree had to be watered regularly for time to flow properly.

She immediately watered the tree, and its leaves began to turn green. Avşin was very happy that the solution he found worked. He ran towards the place where the clocks were and began to wait. A few seconds later, the hour and minute hands started to move, and the clock was fixed. Thus, Avşin completed his first task.

On the second night, Avşin had to save the lost kingdom trapped within a book that no one had been able to free for centuries. He didn’t know how to enter the book, and after a few attempts, he was about to give up—until an idea came to him. He sat at the table and imagined himself inside that lost kingdom. He felt the wind… and managed to enter the book.

First, Avşin discovered why the kingdom was trapped in a book: the people had stolen the egg of a sacred dragon that had lived for centuries. Avşin gathered everyone in the town square and told them that the only way to escape was to apologize to the dragon.

Avşin led everyone to the cave where the dragon lived. The people apologized to the dragon, and the dragon forgave them. Thus, the centuries-long captivity came to an end.