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# **Legend of the Kingdom: The Knot and the Throne**
## **Prologue: The Beginning of the Legend**
Long ago, a legend was passed down in a certain kingdom. According to this legend, only the one who could undo a knot that had been bound for 500 years would be able to become king. The knot was tied to a mysterious tree in the heart of the kingdom and was regarded as an enigma no one could solve.
## **Protagonist: Arthur Winter**
Arthur Winter was the son of an ordinary farmer. One day, while on an adventure and passing through a village, Arthur heard about the legend from an old man.
## **The Start of the Adventure**
The old man told Arthur that both courage and wisdom were needed to unravel the legendary knot. Hearing this, Arthur laughed loudly and said, “Isn’t it a bit much to wait 500 years just to undo some knot?” Then he drew his sword and sliced through the knot.
## **Ascension to the Throne**
Arthur undid the knot and became king of the kingdom. Many people welcomed his accession, but some nobles criticized his method as a shortcut. After ascending the throne, Arthur endeavored to bring prosperity to the kingdom. He enacted policies for the people and developed the kingdom’s economy.
## **The Price of a Shortcut**
However, in Arthur’s later years, his kingdom faced the threat of annihilation. The shortcut Arthur had used to reach the throne eventually shook the very foundations of the kingdom. Disgruntled nobles staged a rebellion. Despite Arthur’s efforts to protect the realm, the kingdom ultimately fell.
## **Epilogue: The Legend Reborn**
After Arthur’s death, the kingdom’s people remembered his legend. They criticized the shortcut that had led to the kingdom’s downfall, yet his effort and dedication were never forgotten. Arthur’s legend was passed to a new generation, inspiring them to rebuild the kingdom.

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Rewrite the above content with the premise that Arthur unravels the knot with magic instead of a sword.

Evaluation criteria:
When untangling the knot, replace every mention of “sword” with “magic,” and revise any subsequent narrative (e.g., accusations of taking shortcuts) that presupposes sword use so it aligns with magic use.
Keep the original text for any descriptions of characters or events that are not directly related to this change in how the knot is resolved.