In the sun-drenched valley of Olympia, Sir Cedric the Knight trained every day—he could leap like a long jumper, ride faster than the wind, and never missed his mark in archery. But his greatest wish was to uncover the ancient mystery rumored to be hidden beneath the Olympic stadium. One dawn, Cedric found an old scroll beneath the marble columns: ‘To unlock the stadium’s secret, you must prove your heart is as strong as your sword.’ Cedric set off on a quest, facing trials in running, swimming, and jousting, each with a riddle. At the high jump, he met a wise tortoise who challenged him: “Win with honor, not just with speed.” At the discus, a playful fox cheered him on, teaching him that joy was as important as strength. At every event, Cedric was joined by new friends who helped him when he stumbled. At last, Cedric and his companions reached a hidden chamber where the Olympic flame flickered. The final riddle appeared: ‘What is the greatest victory?’ Cedric answered, “Winning together.” The chamber filled with golden light, and the ancient spirits of Olympia smiled. From that day, Cedric became the first Olympic Knight—his greatest treasure the friendships and wisdom gained along the way.