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I AM BRILLIANT AT MATHEMATICS!


                In the regal court of King Kevin, a monarch known for his penchant for challenging code questions in mathematics, an incident unfolded that tested the intellect and sensibility of his ministers.

During one such court session, King Kevin presented a code puzzle to his minister, Alias. The enigma involved a sequence of letters, wherein 'D' corresponded to 'E,' and 'Z' looped back to 'A.' However, before Alias could respond, the King, feeling a sudden pang of hunger, abruptly adjourned the court for a meal, leaving the minister's answer pending.

The next day, King Kevin revisited the matter, directing Alias to provide the solution. To the surprise of the other ministers, Alias confidently declared, "I AM BRILLIANT AT MATHEMATICS!"

The King, pleased with Alias's response, commended him. Later, as the court concluded, a group of ministers concocted a misguided plan to gain favor with the King. Believing the King's admiration for Alias's mathematical prowess, they decided to wear mathematics-themed attire, shout the same proclamation, and run around the court, expecting rewards.

However, the ill-conceived plan angered King Kevin, who chastised them for their foolishness. He revealed that Alias's initial response was part of the code question he posed, and their chaotic antics only led to their condemnation to death.

In a compassionate plea, Alias appealed to the King, emphasizing the importance of unity and the role of the ministers in providing advice. Touched by Alias's wisdom and kindness, King Kevin chose to spare the ministers, attributing their forgiveness solely to Alias. In recognition of Alias's loyalty and intelligence, King Kevin appointed him as the Chief Minister.

The forgiven ministers, humbled by their actions, expressed gratitude to Alias for his intervention. Alias, now the Chief Minister, embraced his newfound responsibilities with a sense of prosperity and everlasting happiness, a testament to the virtue of clever thinking over foolishness.

In conclusion, this story serves as a reminder that wisdom prevails, and unity is paramount in navigating the challenges of ruling a kingdom.

Written by Shanmukha                         

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