Between towering skyscrapers and flickering neon signs, there lurked a monster named Miko. He wasn’t scary—just shy and clumsy, with fur like blue velvet and the gentlest heart in the city. But every alley echoed with rumors: “Miko the Monster is unbeatable!” Determined to prove himself, Miko enrolled at Master Chen’s Martial Arts Dojo, where animals and monsters trained together. At first, he tripped over his own tail and tangled his claws in his robe. The other students laughed—except for Kit the kitten, who cheered him on. Master Chen taught more than punches and kicks. “Strength comes from the heart,” he’d say. Slowly, Miko learned to focus, breathe, and listen. He became nimble, dodging through city streets with grace. But the real test came when the city’s biggest bully challenged Miko to a rooftop duel. As the crowd watched, Miko remembered Master Chen’s words. He defended himself with care, never striking in anger. At last, the bully slipped, and Miko caught him. “Why help me?” the bully asked. “Because we all fall sometimes,” Miko replied. From then on, the dojo was full of laughter, friendship, and new moves—because the bravest heart is the one that lifts others up, even in the wildest urban jungle.