The Fish of Happiness

What if stories about invisible caps, flying carpets, sandals of speed, and magical dishes didn’t appear out of thin air?

From time immemorial, marvelous objects have existed alongside people. They passed from hand to hand, were lost and then found again, brought wealth, fulfilled wishes, and changed destinies. Over time, people’s memories of them turned into fairy tales.

In our day, ancient artifacts still hide among ordinary things. An old plate can multiply food endlessly, a battered cap makes a person invisible, and behind those unassuming miracles stretches a trail a thousand years long.

While some try to use magical items for their own benefit, others search for them all over the world, gathering the lost legacy of their people. But miracles rarely come for free, and anyone who touches an ancient secret will have to pay their own price.

“Fish of Happiness” is a social fantasy with elements of mysticism about people, destinies, and wonders that have always been nearby.