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"Active 1427: A Journey of Faith and Leadership" In the bustling kingdom of King Avenir, a group of courtiers converse eagerly about the future. Among them is Josaphat, a loyal follower known for his wisdom and devotion. One fateful day, Josaphat meets an old hermit follower named Hans Schilling. Their encounter sparks a profound conversation about life's purpose and the importance of serving others. As their bond strengthens, Josaphat speaks to nobles about his vision for a more just society. Follower Hans Schilling stands by his side, offering support and guidance in this noble endeavor. Tragedy strikes when news arrives that King Avenir has passed away. In mourning, Josaphat joins another man to pay their respects at the king's coffin. Driven by faith, Josaphat embarks on a pilgrimage with Follower Hans Schilling through German lands. They encounter diverse cultures and witness acts of kindness along the way. Meanwhile, Barochias is enthroned as the new king and receives a royal ring symbolizing his authority. Baptism becomes an important ritual as King Avenir's followers embrace their new leader under Follower Hans Schilling's guidance. With great responsibility on his shoulders, King Josaphat carefully selects Barochias as his successor among loyal followers who have proven themselves worthy. Intriguing conversations between King Avenir and Josaphat continue even after death as they meet on horseback with their attendants. Wisdom flows from one generation to another through these encounters. Overwhelmed by sorrows plaguing the kingdom, Josaphat kneels before an altar seeking solace while Follower Hans Schilling offers comfort in times of despair. Guided by faith in God’s grace, Josaphat seeks counsel from priests within church walls near baptismal font where he finds strength to lead with compassion alongside devoted followers like Hans Schilling.

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