The Fiery Quest of King Alexander

Once upon a time, in a kingdom ruled by a generous, mild-mannered king named Alexander, peace and prosperity were widespread. His fair decision making and unyielding justice made him popular among his subjects, and his brilliance was known throughout the kingdoms.
However, his only despair was having no heirs. Additionally, Alexander's only sibling, his sister Callia, was inexplicably barren, despite being in a joyful marriage. The magical kingdom seemed to face the threat of dying by not having a descendant worthy of the throne.
Deep in the heart of the kingdom lay an enchanted forest known as Elara's haven. Legends say that the forest was home to a mystical creature, a Phoenix named Ignis, who was bestowed divine power by Elara, the ancient goddess of fertility and love. It was believed that Ignis had the power to grant any single wish, but only to those pure at heart and brave in deeds.
Inspired, King Alexander decided to journey into the forest, hoping to find Ignis and ask for an heir. This decision was not taken lightly, for others who had ventured into Elara’s haven seeking Ignis either returned empty-handed or never returned at all.
After preparing for days, the king embarked on his daring quest. He trudged and forged through the mystical woods for weeks. He encountered all manners of mythical beasts, dangerous terrain, and beautiful but bewitching flora. However, his determination never faltered, his spirit never wavered.
One eerie evening, after walking through a narrow, twisting path, he stumbled upon an opulent, shimmering crystal, located at the center of a glowing glade lined with violet orchids. As he neared the crystal, it sparked brilliantly in a myriad of colors. Before the dazzling light could fully blind him, a fire ripple passed through the air and formed into the mythical Phoenix, Ignis.
Ignis, recognizing the king's pure heart and his courageous deeds, offered Alexander a chance to express his deepest desire. The king, without a moment's delay, stated his wish. Ignis, impressed by his selflessness and courage, granted his wish.
Alexander returned to the kingdom, where his court and subjects welcomed him with bated breath and high anticipation. Months later, both he and his sister were blessed with two healthy children, a boy and a girl, on the same night. The kingdom rejoiced once again.
As they grew older, the prince and the princess both proved to be just, brave, and intelligent like their father, King Alexander. Every evening, they listened with rapt attention as their father retold his incredible journey and the encounter with Ignis.
The tale of king Alexander's quest and the kingdom's survival became legendary, just like the king himself. The Phoenix's prophecy remained true, as the kingdom grew more prosperous and peaceful under the rule of the next generation. The tale was passed down the lineage and remained a testament to the king's courage, determination, and the Phoenix's divine powers.