In a kingdom, far away lived an old king who was looking at a map. One of the knights gave him this map and told him how some people claimed that there was a sea named the Crystal Sea for some reason. Perhaps there are crystals in the sea. He also received a letter from another king.

Dear King Nathan of London, I am writing to you because I would like to ask you for a favor. In return, you will receive nine hundred gold coins if you find out about the mystery of the Crystal Sea. For my kingdom is too far to get there. I give my greatest thanks to you.                                                                                   Best regards,                                                        King Daniel                        

"Good heavens, I am too old to go. He must have forgotten that I am an old king too," he said. He decided that he will send his greatest knight. The knight lived in the castle so the king could send him right away.

"My greatest knight, David, pack everything you will need for a long journey. You will find out the mystery of the Crystal Sea and in return, be given nine hundred gold coins if you are willing to go," said the king hoping for a yes. "Yes, I want to find out the mystery of the Crystal Sea," replied the knight. Immediately, David began packing what he needed for the journey, including a map. Before he went to bed, he studied that map looking at where he will travel.

At dawn, David met up with the sea crew and boarded the ship. He got everything ready for the journey. He will sail for a couple of days and then stay at an inn. After, he will ride a sleigh pulled by huskies. David couldn't even imagine how long it would feel like; probably forever. They sailed for quite a long time. And had many close calls. They passed glaciers, mountains, and islands.

It was not easy though. David did get seasick. And some pieces of glaciers barely missed the ship. They also had to pass many hungry sharks. It felt like years. David wrote a letter to King Nathan. Then, he sent a bird to fly to the palace to deliver the letter since the bird was trained.

Dear King Nathan, we still have a long way to get to the inn. We did experience a few close calls, but the boat didn't sink. I hope you are still doing well.                                        

                              Yours truly,

                                   David                            

Finally, after six days, David got off the ship and walked to the inn. It wasn't that far, so he did not tire himself too much. When he arrived, David observed that the inn was quite old but it still looked like it was in good condition. He went inside and walked toward the front desk. "Checking in?" A lady asked him. Yes, here is the paper  the king gave  me," he said. The lady looked at the paper and replied," aha, yes, David, you are in room ten."

" Thank you," said David. The lady gave him the key and he went inside. The room was pretty big and it looked nice. Then he went to sleep.