Three wild swans

Three wild swans

long ago. In a castle there was a king and queen who had three sons and a daughter. The daughter's name was Mary, and Mary's three older brothers were all princes, and they would go to study every day. Because Mary was still young and had not yet gone to school, they lived a very happy life every day. However, their happy life was terminated by the death of their mother. After his mother's death, the king married another queen, who was very vicious. The new queen hated Mary and her three older brothers very much, fearing that one day the king would pass the throne to his three older brothers, so on the day of the king's and queen's wedding, he sent Mary to a peasant house in the countryside for foster care on the pretext that Mary was very naughty. Some time later the queen said in front of the king that his three princes were very bad and very annoying. This also caused the king to ignore his three sons. At the instigation of the queen. The king's three sons were sent to a remote place, at this time, the vicious queen used magic to turn the three princes into wild swans, the three princes who turned into wild swans lived in the distant forest, they never flew back to the palace, and later after Mary learned that his three or three brothers had become swans, he missed his brothers very much and wanted to get his brothers back. When Mary was led back to the palace at the age of 16, the queen was particularly angry at the sight of Mary, because of the beauty of Mary's birth, and later the queen turned Mary into a wild swan. Turning into a wild swan, Mary came to a black forest with a large and beautiful lake. Mary went to the lake to take a bath and swim. After the rinse, the horse power turned into a beautiful princess, and he missed his brothers very much, and once he met an old woman who carried a basket of fruits. He asked the old woman if she had seen his three brothers, and the old woman said that he had never seen any princes, but he had seen three wild swans with golden crowns swimming around in the lake. Mary said goodbye to the old woman and walked up the river until the end of the sea. But he didn't find his brother. But Mary wasn't discouraged, he thought I could find my brother, and I'd keep looking. As the sun was about to set, Mary saw a wild swan with a golden crown on its head flying from the sky and landing not far from Mary. Mary recognized at a glance that this was the brothers he had been thinking about day and night, and the brothers quickly recognized Mary as a sister. They were very happy, and then the brothers told Mary that as long as the sun was in the sky, they had to fly all the time, and when the sun was completely set, they would be able to return to their original form, Mary said I must save you, so Mary and her brother talked for a long time, and when the sun was about to rise, the brothers made up their minds to take Mary to another country, so Mary and her brothers made a very strong basket of wicker and reeds when the sun had not yet come out, and Mary lay in the basket, and when the sun rose, Her brothers turned into wild swans, and flew into the sky with the basket in their mouths, all the way forward. In this way, they flew over the clouds to a palace, and he was greeted by a fairy, who told the fairy about his wishes, and the fairy told him. As long as he weaves three long-sleeved cloaks of armor with thorns and wears them on his brothers, he will return to his original appearance, and the fairy warns Mary that she must not speak until she has knitted the armor, and once she speaks, there will be sharp thorns in the hearts of the brothers. Mary, according to the fairy, began to look for thorns, and her tender hands had been pierced by thorns countless times, but he persisted in holding back. His brothers flew back that night to ask him what was going on, but Mary didn't tell the truth. Later Mary was discovered by the king and took him to the palace. Mary and the king were married. At Mary's insistence, he finally knitted three vests. He put the vest on his brothers, who were finally saved and never had to turn back into wild swans. They also lived happily in this country.