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Nobody Remembers Why

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The Lizard of Jaén.
In ancient times, when the walls of Jaén still trembled under the weight of the centuries, a creeping shadow slithered from the bowels of the earth. It was the Lizard of Jaén, a monstrous creature with scales as green as an olive tree, eyes like burning embers, and a breath that withered the fields. It was said to live in a cave near the Magdalena neighborhood, devouring livestock, travelers… and sometimes, even villagers.
The city lived in terror. No one dared approach its lair. Soldiers failed, wise men remained silent, and the people prayed. Until a young man named Martín, humble but resourceful, decided to confront the monster. Not with a sword, but with cunning.
Martín studied the lizard's habits, its routes, its rhythms. He discovered that the beast had one weakness: gluttony. So he devised a plan. He took a large sack of bread and meat, sprinkled it with gunpowder, and left it near the cave as an offering. Then he hid, waiting.
The lizard came out, sniffed, and devoured the feast without suspecting it. When it returned to its cave, the gunpowder took effect: an explosion echoed in the hills, and the monster fell, overcome by its own appetite.
The city celebrated Martín as a hero. Not for his strength, but for his mind. Since then, the Lizard of Jaén has become a symbol of the victory of intelligence over brutality. Today, its figure adorns fountains and legends, reminding us that even the most fearsome monsters can be defeated… with ingenuity.

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The Lizard of Jaén

Story
Heartbeats in the Cloud... A love story in the age of Wi-Fi.
In the floating city of Neonetia, where buildings were giant routers and squares were called "Coverage Zones," lived Lía, a designer of emotional holograms. Her job was to create emojis that not only expressed feelings, but also transmitted them directly to the recipient's heart. Each emoji had a frequency, a vibration, a melody.
Lía didn't believe in traditional love. She said that bonds were built with sincere likes, with memes shared at just the right time, with replies that arrived before the other person finished typing. Her heart was synchronized with the network, and her soul was hosted in a private cloud.
One day, while testing a new "luminous nostalgia" emoji, she received an unexpected like. It wasn't just any like: it had an old-fashioned, almost analog code signature. It came from a profile with no filters, no stories, no followers. The name: Kael_404.
Intrigued, Lía tracked the signal. Kael lived in the Dead Zone, a neighborhood without stable Wi-Fi, where people still looked into each other's eyes to say "I love you." He was a restorer of digital memories: he recovered deleted messages, pixelated photos, and songs that had been silenced by algorithms.
They met on a video call that took 17 seconds to load. It was the silence between frames that made them fall in love. Each lag was a poetic pause. Each reconnection, a promise.
But love in the age of Wi-Fi isn't easy.
When the signal dropped, Lía felt like Kael was disappearing. When Kael didn't respond with emojis, she doubted his feelings. And Kael, who didn't understand the language of likes, suffered when he saw Lía sharing hearts with other profiles.
One day, during a solar storm that shut down the global grid for 24 hours, Lía walked to the Dead Zone. No GPS, no notifications, no filters. There, Kael was waiting for her with a box of restored memories: her first message, her first emoji, her first "you make me vibrate."
They hugged without Wi-Fi. And for the first time, love didn't depend on a signal.
Since then, Lía designed a new series of emojis: "Offline Emojis." They weren't sent over the internet. They were drawn by hand, delivered in person, and only worked if the other person was nearby.
Because at Neonetia, they learned that the strongest love isn't the one that goes viral, but the one that survives when everything goes offline.

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