The old gardener buried a seed deep in the soil. “This flower blooms only once every century,” he whispered. Decades later, a child stumbled upon the withered plant. “It’s just dead roots,” she sighed. But as she brushed dirt away, a single bud unfurled, glowing faintly. The seed had waited for her curiosity.
A inventor’s mouse chewed through his clock’s wires. Frustrated, he grafted gears onto the mouse’s tail. The creature scurried off, ticking rhythmically. Months later, it returned with a nest of tiny cogs. The inventor realized: his mistake had created something new.
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