Once upon a time, in a remote kingdom nestled in the heart of the wilderness, lived a brave and wise hermit named Amil. He had a special gift: the ability to see beyond the physical realm. He could see a world of color and light that only he could perceive.

One day, his lonely home was visited by a small boy called Dyschroia. He was an orphan who had been abandoned in the woods. He was filled with sorrow, for he had been born with a strange and rare condition: his skin lacked all color. He was a snow-white child, from his head to his toes.

Amil welcomed Dyschroia into his hermitage and, over the course of time, taught him how to use his gift. He taught Dyschroia how to tap into that realm of light and color, and to see far beyond what the physical eye could see.

As Dyschroia opened his imagination and began to explore this world on its own, he started to experience a new kind of joy. He could travel to distant places and see the beauty of the world in colors only he could understand. He could also use his powers to perform acts of kindness. He used them to heal the animals in the forest, to inspire faith in those who could not see, and even to bring joy to those who had lost hope.

But despite his newfound gifts, Dyschroia still was not accepted by the townspeople. They scorned him for having a condition that made him look so different. Even the king’s royal court found it hard to even look at him.

One starless night, Dyschroia journeyed to the edge of the kingdom. There, he stepped into a dark pool of water and made a wish. He wished for one simple thing: to be accepted by his peers.

The very next morning, the people of the kingdom were in for a shock. Dyschroia emerged from his cottage, and his skin had changed color. It was no longer white, but a brilliant shade of blue.

The whole kingdom was amazed. Dyschroia was finally accepted by the people of the kingdom, and he was even invited to the king’s court.

The moral of this story is that the true beauty is inside each of us and can’t be controlled by how we look in the physical world. Dyschroia showed us that no matter how different we appear, kindness and love are what truly matters.