Years had passed since Ava's leadership had helped the city overcome the drought.
The city had continued to thrive, and its people had grown stronger and more resilient.
Ava's own children had grown up, and they were now playing important roles in the city's government.
Her daughter, Sophia, was a skilled diplomat, and her son, Marcus, was a talented strategist.
As Ava looked to the future, she knew that it was time to pass the torch to the next generation.
She began to mentor Sophia and Marcus, teaching them the ways of leadership and the importance of compassion and wisdom.
Sophia and Marcus were eager to learn, and they threw themselves into their studies.
They spent hours poring over books and seeking out the wisdom of the city's elders.
As they learned, Sophia and Marcus began to develop their own ideas about how to lead the city.
Sophia was passionate about social justice, and Marcus was interested in military strategy.
