A Dance for Freedom

ACT 1
Once upon a time there was an Agmarikte prince named Uuk, who lived with the royal family and had no real friends, only sisters and servants.
Every day he would grudgingly study and train all that was required from a prince, feeling more and more joyless, while secretly longing to be taught dance, like his sisters.
Until one day, he magically vanished from his kingdom and appeared in our world.

ACT 2
Because of that he has to adapt to survive, which he starts doing by casting a spell that changes his appearance and makes him look like a boy.
Because of that he goes to school and meets Anita, a girl that invites him to join the dance troupe. He only knows combat and this does not go well with the dancers, so he is rejected.
Because of that Uuk goes back to behaving the only way he knows how: pranking others, expecting their compliance; he is a prince after all.
Because of that Anita wants to help him be better and promises to teach him how to dance. In exchange Uuk reveals who he truly is.
Because of that a crazy old alchemist obsessed with wizardry and occult powers, that had trapped the Agmarikte Seer in the past, chases Uuk and traps him.
Because of that Anita explains to the other kids Uuk’s situation, and convinces them to help the prince out.

ACT 3
Until finally they are able to defeat the old alchemist and free Uuk.
And ever since then Uuk has known true friendship beyond his royal title, and a joyous life filled with dance and fun. Even the alchemist, who now understands magic only works through joy, is now his ally.
The moral of the story is if you are yourself, share joy with your friends, and the community around you, you’re in for a magical life.