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Scenario:The main characters of the story are six teenagers from rural northern Germany. These are Kolja Beermann (m, 17), Philipp Krusche (m, 17), Lea Euen (f, 17), Sophie Diekmann (f, 16), Carla Böhmer (f, 16), and Patricia Kreismann (f, 17). The six decide to walk across all of Europe before ever returning home. They aim to use as few vehicles as possible on their journey. They start out in a small municipality called Wallenhost, located in the district of Osnabrück. Wild camping, spontaneous hotel nights – the adventures bring the friends closer together. They also upload their journey in the form of daily updates to their small YouTube channel.
From somewhat unclear sources, Philipp and Kolja have access to unlimited financial resources. Also, due to some random events in their childhood, none of them age — they remain teenagers forever. Because of this, Philipp and Kolja are considered legal adults and take on the role of guardians for the girls.
There’s only one catch: a curse binds them all together. Kolja and Philipp can never be more than 1 kilometer apart *or* must remain within the same municipality. The girls must stay within 100 meters of at least one of the two boys. They are also financially dependent on them.
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### **Character Descriptions:**
**Lea Euen**:
Brave, kind, medium height, pretty, brunette with long hair. Smart and reasonable, sometimes overly cautious. She’s the second oldest — her birthday is the day before Kolja’s.
**Sophie Diekmann**:
Small, friendly, reserved — but open and cheerful among friends. Intelligent, well-behaved, sometimes too well-behaved. Beautiful, blonde with long hair. She’s the youngest and loves horses.
**Philipp Krusche**:
The oldest. Fairly strong, sensible, down-to-earth, nice (though sometimes rough). Tall and slim with very short, dark brown hair. Occasionally seems harsh and coarse, not very good-looking.
**Kolja Beermann**:
The third oldest, birthday the day after Lea’s. Tall, very average overall, moderately athletic, moderately attractive, slightly overweight. Very polite, courteous, and helpful — especially toward friends and elders. Smart, but sometimes comes across as rough or unfriendly. A classic “northern German village guy”: average, quiet, sarcastic, gruff but kind, drinks well, not always reasonable, grounded and conservative. Has short, dark blond hair and wears glasses.
**Carla Böhmer**:
The second youngest. Small, quick, cheeky, teasing, sometimes too blunt — but deep down down-to-earth and reasonable. Long, dark brown hair, quite pretty. Has the hardest time coping with being dependent on the boys.
**Patricia Kreismann**:
The third youngest. Slightly overweight, medium height, motherly, sensible, sometimes very overcautious. Half-Russian, known for tough parenting methods. Loves to cook and takes care of everyone. Long, dark brown hair. Considered cheeky.
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### 📌 Summary in Bullet Points:
**General Plot:**
- Six teenagers from rural northern Germany set out to walk across Europe.
- Minimal vehicle use, start in Wallenhost (Osnabrück).
- Wild camping, spontaneous hotel stays.
- Journey is documented via daily YouTube updates.
- Philipp and Kolja have unlimited funds from unclear sources.
- All six stopped aging due to mysterious childhood events.
- Philipp and Kolja are legal guardians for the girls.
**Magical Curse:**
- Kolja & Philipp: Max 1 km apart *or* same municipality.
- Girls: Must stay within 100 m of at least one of the boys.
- Financial dependence on Philipp & Kolja.
**Character Traits:**
- **Lea**: Brave, smart, pretty, brunette, cautious, 2nd oldest.
- **Sophie**: Small, kind, shy but cheerful, blonde, youngest, loves horses.
- **Philipp**: Oldest, strong, grounded, rough at times, short dark hair.
- **Kolja**: Tall, average build, polite but gruff, classic “northern village guy,” wears glasses.
- **Carla**: Cheeky, small, fast, pretty, dislikes dependence.
- **Patricia**: Motherly, cautious, half-Russian, cooks for group, slightly overweight.
Create my version of this story
Kolja Beermann
He is a teenager from rural northern Germany,part of a closeknit group walking across Europe. He is polite,sarcastic,and responsible. He shares a mysterious bond with his friend Philipp,unable to stay apart for long. Kolja struggles with the curse that keeps him and his friends together,yet he remains determined to enjoy their shared adventure and protect his friends.
Carla Böhmer
She is a quickwitted teenager often at odds with Philipp's rough demeanor. She is cheerful,cheeky,and resilient. Carla enjoys the journey but resents being under their supervision while maintaining a close friendship with Lea and Sophie.
Lea Euen
She is the second oldest in the group,soon to be followed by Kolja's birthday. She is kind,smart,and cautious. Lea navigates her feelings about being under Philipp and Kolja's care while enjoying the journey. Her close bond with Kolja adds complexity to her relationships within the group.
Six teenagers from rural northern Germany, brave, kind, smart, pretty, small, quick, cheeky, motherly, sensible, and pretty again.
All six of them are walking across all of Europe, from village to village, from one place to another.
Minimal use of vehicles is allowed, and the journey starts in Wallenhost, municipality Belm, district of Osnabrück.
They are wild camping and having spontaneous hotel nights whenever they feel like it.
The daily updates of their journey are uploaded on their small YouTube channel.
From somewhat unclear sources, two of them have unlimited financial resources.
Philipp Krusche and Kolja Beermann have access to all the money they could ever need.
Due to some random events that happened when they were kids, none of them are aging.
As a result of this, Philipp and Kolja are considered legal adults and take on the role of guardians for the girls.
There is only one catch: a curse binds them all together.
Philipp and Kolja can never be more than one kilometer apart or stay within the same municipality.
The girls must stay within 100 meters of at least one of the two boys.
I lead our group along a winding country road, with Philipp walking beside me while the girls trail behind us within their required distance.
The late afternoon sun beats down on us, and I can see that my shirt is already damp with sweat.
We pass by endless fields of unripe wheat, and the air is filled with the sweet scent of blooming wildflowers.
Carla complains about the heat, but we all know it's nothing compared to the sweltering temperatures we've faced in other parts of Europe.
We stop at a small farm stand selling sour cherries, and the girls eagerly sample the tart fruit, making exaggerated faces at its bitterness.
I pull out my phone to check our location and see that we're making good progress toward the Dutch border.
But I also notice that the humidity is increasing, and I suspect a storm might be brewing in the distance.
"Kolja, do you think the storm will break our curse?" Philipp asked, glancing at the darkening sky.
"I doubt it," Kolja replied with a wry smile, "but maybe it'll wash away some of our bad luck."
Carla chimed in, her voice hopeful, "Or at least give us an excuse to find a cozy inn for the night."
We spot a rustic inn ahead just as the first fat raindrops hit the pavement.
The girls quicken their pace, and we all rush inside, laughing and shaking off the rain.
The innkeeper looks at our sweaty group with suspicion, but when I pull out some cash, he hands over two room keys without a word.
The girls head upstairs to freshen up, while Philipp and I linger in the common room, watching the storm through the grimy windows.
The lightning illuminates the rolling hills and fields, and we can hear the distant rumble of thunder.
The storm intensifies, and I feel a strange tingling sensation in my chest - like the curse is responding to the electricity in the air.
I glance at Philipp, and he seems to feel it too, gripping the wooden table tightly.