In ancient times, there was a valley where a prosperous village called Caldas lived. The residents of the village believed in a deity called "Helison", who was said to be the goddess of wealth and harvest. Every autumn when the harvest came, the village would hold a grand festival, and people would offer part of the harvest to Helison to express their gratitude and pray for continued blessings in the coming year. However, the real test of Helison was that she required all villagers to donate part of their property to the village elders to help the weak and maintain the public affairs of the village. The elders were regarded as Helison's spokesperson in the mortal world. Over the years, this tradition helped the village maintain a harmonious life, where everyone shared and supported each other. However, as time passed, some opposition voices appeared in the village. Several wealthy farmers were unwilling to donate their hard-earned wealth, believing that their gains were entirely due to their own efforts and had nothing to do with Helison. They conspired to refuse to contribute their property and began to incite others to follow suit. On the day of the festival, the village was as bustling as usual, but the Council of Elders clearly felt the decrease in donations. Helison sensed the uneasiness of the people in the sky. She appeared majestically in the dark night sky and solemnly declared to the villagers: "Wealth does not come from your labor, but only from trust and harmony. Greed and selfishness will corrupt your home." Following Helison's warning, a sudden storm hit the village. The crops on the greedy land withered one after another, and those who refused to share found that their barns were inexplicably empty. Those who contributed selflessly found that their land produced more abundantly, and the grain in the warehouse was not affected from beginning to end. After this heavenly punishment, the villagers realized that the true meaning of wealth is not only to have, but also to share. They restored their faith in Helison and realized the importance of mutual help. They contributed their wealth to the Council of Elders. The village returned to its former prosperity and even prospered more than before. This mythical story spread throughout the village of Caldas and became a household lesson. It is not only a warning to those who disobey, but also a reminder of the value of sharing and solidarity. Through this myth, the people in the village always remember the importance of sharing, and the maintenance of this order is the root of the village's long-term prosperity.