Athens shimmered under a golden sun, its marble columns echoing legends of old. Young Eleni, restless and curious, felt the weight of unanswered questions about her future. When rumors spread of a new Oracle who could glimpse destinies, Eleni climbed the winding path to the Temple of Delphi, clutching an olive branch as an offering. The Oracle, draped in silver and blue, greeted her with kind eyes. With a single touch, Eleni’s mind filled with visions: her walking beside wise teachers, standing bravely before crowds, and guiding others through hardship. Each vision revealed not just glory, but also challenges—loss, doubt, and moments of choice. Overwhelmed, Eleni hesitated, fearing she could never live up to such a future. But the Oracle reminded her: 'Prophecy is a lamp, not a map. Your choices bring light to your own path.' Inspired, Eleni returned to Athens. She studied, helped her neighbors, and gradually grew into the leader she had seen in her visions. When difficult times came, Eleni remembered the Oracle’s words and lit a small lamp each night as a symbol of hope. Years later, as she stood beneath the Parthenon, Eleni realized the visions had only ever shown what she was capable of all along. The Oracle watched from afar, knowing her gift had planted seeds of courage in one more dreamer beneath the Athenian sun.