Once upon a time, in the ancient kingdom of Sakon, there lived a giant known as Hiant. He was a strange giant, unlike any other giant, as he had a special power. He could make himself grow or shrink as he pleased.

Hiant was a kindly giant, and was beloved by all the people of Sakon. He would often use his special power to help his people in whatever way he could, such as helping them build their homes and buildings. The people of Sakon were always grateful for Hiant and his assistance.

Unfortunately, one day a group of bandits came to the kingdom and started to terrorize the people. They were a dangerous group of criminals and they had no regard for the law or anyone’s safety. Hiant soon heard of their activities and decided that he had to do something to protect his people.

Hiant used his special power to shrink himself down to the size of a mouse and infiltrate the bandits’ camp. He then began gathering information about their plans and schemes. In no time, Hiant had gained enough intel to come up with a plan to defeat the bandits.

With the help of the people of Sakon, Hiant was able to outwit the bandits and capture them. He brought them to justice and the people of Sakon were finally able to live in peace once again.

Hiant’s bravery and resourcefulness were an inspiration to all of the people of Sakon. He had shown them that no matter how small you are, you can make a difference if you believe in yourself and rely on the help of others.

The moral of this story is that we should all strive to help those in need, regardless of the personal cost or difficulty. We should also be willing to use whatever resources or powers we have to do what is right and just. Hiant’s actions have inspired many over the years and continue to serve as a reminder of the power of selflessness and courage.