Adan The Body Odor Princess

Princess Adan lived in a small village surrounded by green hills and farms. Her father, King Chuk Mecca, ruled over the village. Adan was the king's oldest daughter and known as a kind and gentle princess who treated the villagers well. However, Adan struggled with a difficult issue her whole life - she had very strong body odor that smelled quite bad. Even as a young girl, she smelled much worse than the other children, and the odor only grew more pungent as Adan matured into a young woman. The unpleasant smell trailed behind her wherever she walked.

As Adan grew up, the villagers started treating her differently. They tried to avoid her because of the odor. Behind her back, some made unkind jokes and comments about how smelly the princess was. When they saw Adan walking down the road, mothers would quickly pull their children inside. Girls who used to be Adan's friends turned the other direction when they saw her coming. This made the lonely princess very sad.

Many young men wished to court Adan because of her beauty and royal title. However, as soon as they got close enough to detect her smell, they were driven away. Despite her other attributes, the odor left Adan without any suitors. This rejection left the princess feeling isolated and dreaming of a husband who could accept her situation.

One summer day, Adan heard the sounds of a feast celebration coming from the village square. Feeling a spark of excitement, she decided to sneak out and secretly observe the festivities. At first no one noticed the princess watching from the shadows. But then a breeze carried her odor through the merrymaking crowd. People turned to stare, whispering and pointing at Adan. Overcome with humiliation, the princess fled in tears.

Crouching miserably behind a tree, Adan hoped no one would find her. But then a smiling young villager named Arin approached, cheerfully playing a hand drum. To Adan's surprise, he kindly asked why she had stopped dancing and encouraged her to ignore the crowd's cruelty. Comforted, Adan decided to dance freely, unconcerned about judgments. Arin began playing a lively rhythm on his drum as the princess swayed and twirled unselfconsciously. For the first time, Adan felt completely accepted for who she was. This liberating realization allowed her to fully express her love of dance.

Afterward, the new friends made plans to secretly meet again. In the weeks that followed, Princess Adan eagerly anticipated her daily visits with Arin. As they talked and laughed, he would play his drums while she danced joyfully. Over time, their friendship blossomed into mutual love. One day, Arin proposed marriage, wanting to overcome their differences in status. The delighted princess accepted.

However, soon after their engagement, a deadly plague swept through the villages, forcing strict quarantines. Adan and Arin were tragically separated for endless months with no way to reach each other. Eventually Adan contracted the illness. After a long, brutal fight, she miraculously recovered. But the sickness had cured her lifelong body odor, leaving the princess' skin fresh and sweet smelling.

When the quarantines finally lifted, Princess Adan returned to town no longer fearing the reactions to her odor. Villagers who once shunned her now gazed at her beauty in admiration. For the first time, she moved through the kingdom feeling confident and accepted. Caught up in her newfound pride, Adan became cold toward Arin when he eagerly reunited with her. Deeming herself too high above him now, she rejected his love and cut off their engagement.

In the months that followed, the increasingly vain princess entertained extravagant proposals from respected nobles who once avoided her. Wanting all eyes on her, Adan declared she would host a wrestling tournament where suitors could compete for her hand in marriage. But in her pursuit of outer perfection, she neglected hygiene and her body odor returned. At the tournament, the crowd recoiled from her smell and the princess fled in shame. Only then did Adan realize she had given up the most precious thing - Arin's unconditional love. With deep regret, she apologized for her mistake and begged his forgiveness.