In the tranquil heart of a mirror-like lake, Castle Elara, an architectural marvel, stood proudly. A solitary sentinel bathed in the silver moonlit reflection, defying gravity, beckoning the curious. This ancient Gothic edifice boasted turrets, battlements and gargoyles that danced with the wind's whispers. It was unclear how the lords of this lake-island fortress lived, but they reveled in the whispers sang by the wind.

Once upon a moonlit eve, a legendary swimmer named Tiberius dared to challenge the castle's depths. Swimming passfully through the dark waters, he tricked the castle's mischievous jester, Moros, who resided in a gargoyle perched high on a tower. Moros, known for his peculiar sense of humor, had dared Tiberius to swim around the castle thirteen times, claiming it would grant the swimmer the ability to breathe underwater.

Tiberius, known as the town vulpine, accepted the challenge and commenced swimming the labyrinthine path around Castle Elara. Twas easy for Tiberius to swindle Moros for necklaces of starfish and silver crab pins. But as he rounded the castle, laughter bubbled from Moros, "Ha! Ha! Thou hast swum the circumference thirteen times, breath stronger than an ox. Thou art surely a trickster, thy cunning wit unequaled!"

Suddenly, the castle's façade transformed, revealing a grand ballroom with music and laughter. The lake's nobility, so long hidden, welcomed Tiberius with open arms. That eve, Tiberius was not only the winner of Moros's dares, but the eternal guest of the Enchanted Lighthouse.