Once upon a time, in a kingdom full of colors, lived Princess Aura. She was known for her magic sight. She could see glowing lights that showed people's weaknesses. Aura used her gift to help her people grow stronger.

Each person had a different light. Red for anger, blue for sadness, gray for fear. Aura would talk to them, help them understand, and the lights would dim, making them happier and braver.

The people loved her. But some were afraid. They were scared of what she could see inside them. They whispered, 'What if she sees something we don't want to show?'

One day, a group came to Aura's castle. But they were not there for help. They came in anger and fear, afraid of what Aura could see. And so, they knocked down the castle doors.

Aura was shocked. She never thought her gift would cause harm. As the castle doors fell, she knew she had to escape. She fled into the night, her heart heavy.

She found herself in a small Village of Vale, far away from her kingdom. No one knew of the princess or her gift. She missed her home, but she needed to stay hidden.

Even here, she saw the lights within people. She couldn’t help herself; she still wanted to help. So, Aura started to aid the villagers quietly without revealing her secret.

She became known as the Kind Stranger. People came to her with their troubles, and she would listen. Without them knowing, she used her sight to guide her words.

As the months passed, people grew happier. The Village of Vale became a place of joy. The lights inside them grew softer, less intense.

Aura realized that even without a castle or a title, she could make a difference. She was happy, knowing she had found a new way to help people with her incredible gift.

One day, a traveler from her own kingdom came to Vale. He spoke of the chaos that had befallen the kingdom after her departure. Aura felt a tug in her heart.

She decided it was time to return. With her newfound understanding, she believed she could heal her home as she had healed Vale. Aura set forth, ready to face whatever lay ahead.