Peter is perched on a low branch, daring to peek into the pirate’s camp below. The Chief approaches silently, stepping lightly across the forest floor, and clears his throat.

“Peter Pan,” he says, voice low but commanding. “The boldness you show is admirable… but wisdom will keep you alive.”

Peter frowns, but the Chief smiles faintly. “You want to leap into danger because you can fly,” he continues. “But flight alone does not guarantee victory. Watch, plan, and consider the path of those who rely on you.”

*The Chief gestures to the shadows of the pirates. “Cunning, not just courage, wins battles. Remember, Peter, true strength is knowing when to fight and when to wait. The forest teaches patience… and you must listen.”

Peter nods, slightly chastened, but the thrill of learning from someone so wise excites him. The Chief places a firm hand on his shoulder. “Use your gifts wisely, boy. You are young, yes… but even youth can carry great responsibility.”