In ancient times, there was a rich and prosperous village called Alder. The villagers helped each other, united as one, and lived a simple and happy life. In order to maintain the harmony and prosperity of the village, the villagers established a system called "Sharing Organization" to encourage everyone to share their personal excess wealth with others. In this way, everyone can enjoy more abundant resources. However, as time went on, some wealthy people appeared in the village who refused to contribute their wealth to the Sharing Organization. These people were often proud of their property and believed that they should enjoy more privileges. The harmony of the village was threatened, poverty and jealousy gradually grew, and the villagers began to have disputes and hostility. Seeing all this, the gods decided to intervene. They sent Celia, the goddess of fairness and harmony, to examine the village. Celia observed the lives of the villagers and found that the greed and selfishness of the rich were gradually eroding the foundation of the village. So she decided to punish those who refused to share. Celia quietly descended on Alder Village at nightfall. She took those who refused to share their wealth to a mysterious place. This place is called the "Valley of Loneliness", where time stops and there is endless wealth in front of you, but this wealth cannot be touched or enjoyed. The selected rich people feel endless loss and loneliness. They cannot share their wealth with anyone, and wealth cannot bring them happiness. After a few days of lessons, these rich people began to understand that lonely wealth cannot bring real happiness. So they quietly vowed to change their behavior and began to share their wealth with others. Seeing the repentance of these people, Celia finally decided to release them and send them back to the village. After returning to the village, the rich people began to actively participate in the sharing organization, generously contributing their wealth and helping those in need. The village has regained its vitality, the villagers are united, working together, and their lives have become better. This story has been passed down from generation to generation in Alder Village and has become an important rule for the village to maintain group order. People know that if they are unwilling to share, they may face punishment, and the punishment is not only the loss of wealth, but also the lack of happiness and harmony. Through this myth, the villagers learned the importance of cherishing unity and always putting shared happiness above personal wealth, thus enabling the village to maintain prosperity and peace for a long time.