chapter 4

Firu was feeling bored at home and decided to explore a new place, so he climbed the stairs that led to the attic. Upon opening the attic door, the cat felt a chill down his spine. It was a dusty and dark place, with boxes and old objects piled up in the corners.

As he poked around the different boxes, he found handwritten letters and yellowed photographs that seemed to tell the story of his family. Firu was fascinated by the memories he had found and continued to explore when he came across a box that looked different from the others.

He opened the box and found a cape and hat just his size. Without thinking twice, he put them on and felt like a true adventurer. With his new look, Firu explored the attic with more confidence and enthusiasm.

He found interesting objects such as an old pocket watch, a porcelain doll, and a collection of postcards from exotic places. But what surprised him the most was when he met a rat hiding behind a box. Firu was a bit confused at first, not sure if he should attack it or not, after all he could already have all the food he wanted with his new family. Finally, he decided to leave it alone and get to know it.

The rat turned out to be very friendly and began showing Firu different places in the attic. Together they explored a dark corner filled with cobwebs and a small room filled with antique toys. They even found a music box that made strange sounds, which to Firu's surprise, he enjoyed immensely and even started to move and dance to the music.

Continuing their exploration, Firu caught sight of a shiny object in a corner next to a window. He approached and discovered an old telescope. With great excitement and curiosity, he looked through the telescope and discovered an impressive view. He could see the entire neighborhood from above. All the people and animals playing outside left him impressed.

Feeling a bit playful, Firu urged the rat to start playing together, they started running from one box to another, exploring every corner of the place. Although they were different species, they seemed to have a great bond of friendship. Firu jumped from one stack of boxes to another, while the rat ran after him, chasing him all over the place. They moved with impressive grace and agility, as if the attic were their own amusement park. The thrill of adventure made them forget that they would normally be mortal enemies. For a moment, all that mattered was the fun and friendship they had found in that place.

Finally, after hours of playing and exploring, Firu decided to come down from the attic. He took off his elegant-looking clothes and stretched with satisfaction. He had explored a new place and had found a new friend along the way.

From that day forward, Firu became the guardian of the attic, always exploring and discovering new things. He knew that there would always be new adventures waiting for him