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Story
Ilya Muromets
For thirty winters, Ilya Muromets lay motionless in his wooden hut, deep in the Murom forests. His body, rigid as stone, seemed to deny life, but his spirit burned like a hidden flame. The villagers called him “the sleeping oak,” and though many pitied him, few believed that this silent man could ever rise.
One day, three pilgrims arrived from distant lands. Upon seeing Ilya, they offered him a cup of holy water and words that resounded like thunder: “Your time has come. Arise, son of Russia.” As he drank, Ilya felt his veins fill with fire. He rose, and with each step, the earth trembled. The bogatyr had awakened.
Armed with a mace forged by the blacksmiths of kyiv and blessed by the mountain monks, Ilya set out on his journey. On the battlefields, his strength was such that he could topple armies with a single swing of his arm. He fought against the monstrous Solovyo the Bandit, whose whistle could kill a hundred men. Ilya faced him fearlessly, and with a roar louder than the north wind, he vanquished him.
He defended the gates of Kyiv from invaders who came from the east and the west, from ice and fire. He never asked for reward, only peace for his people. His fame grew, and children sang his name as if it were a protective incantation.
But Ilya was not all strength. Compassion dwelt in his heart. He healed the sick, protected the weak, and when his time came, he sought not glory, but solitude. He became a monk, and in his silence, he found eternity.
Today, Ilya Muromets is venerated as a saint. His tomb, in the caves of Kyiv, is a place of pilgrimage. It is said that in times of great danger, his spirit rises, like the oak that never dies, to protect the land he loved so much.

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