Long ago, in the ancient city of Troy, there was a cunning trick played by the Greeks known as the Trojan Horse. The Greeks used their cleverness to build a giant wooden horse and left it at the gates of Troy as a gift. The Trojans, thinking it was a peace offering, brought the horse inside their city walls.

Little did they know that Greek soldiers were hiding inside the hollow belly of the wooden horse! That night, as the Trojans slept, Greek soldiers sneaked out of the horse and opened the gates of Troy for the rest of the Greek army. This crafty plan led to the downfall of the city of Troy, illustrating that sometimes brains can defeat brawn.

The story of the Trojan Horse teaches us to be cautious and not always believe everything at face value. It reminds us that sometimes things may not be as they seem, and we should always stay vigilant and think before accepting gifts or offers from others.