The Magic Potion

Once upon a time, in a small Gallic village, there lived a druid named Panoramix. Panoramix was a very talented wizard, and he had a secret: he knew how to create a magic potion that gave anyone who drank it superhuman strength.

The magic potion was Panoramix's pride and joy, and he kept it safe. He knew that if it fell into the hands of the Romans, they could use its power to conquer Gaul.

One day, Panoramix was picking mistletoe in the forest when he fell. He was badly injured, and he realized that he would never be able to create the magic potion again.

Panoramix was desperate. He knew that the village was in danger without the magic potion. So, he decided to set out in search of a young, talented druid to whom he could pass on his secret.

Panoramix took his two friends, Asterix and Obelix, with him. The three friends traveled all over Gaul, looking for the perfect druid.

They met many druids, but none of them were talented enough to learn the secret of the magic potion.

One day, the three friends arrived in a small village. There, they met a young druid named Cedric. Cedric was intelligent, courageous, and had a big heart.

Panoramix knew that Cedric was the druid he was looking for. He passed on his secret to Cedric, and Cedric became the new creator of the magic potion.

The magic potion was in good hands. Cedric was a wise and responsible druid. He used its power to protect the village from the Romans and to help others.

The magic potion was a source of pride for the Gallic village. It was a symbol of freedom and independence.

The magic potion is still used by the Gauls today. It is a reminder of their courage and determination.