Title: The Duck's Return to the Wizard's Tower

FADE IN:

EXT. THE VALLEY - DAY

The ducks are enjoying a peaceful day in their beloved valley. They are swimming, preening, and
quacking merrily to each other. Suddenly, one of the ducks, Quackers, realizes that he forgot his
house keys at the wizard's tower.

QUACKERS

(panicking)

Oh no! I left my keys at the wizard's tower!

DRAKE

(calmly)

Don't worry, Quackers. We'll go back and get them.

CUT TO:

EXT. THE WIZARD'S TOWER - DAY

The ducks approach the tower, but this time they are not as cautious as before. They know the
layout of the tower and the tricks of the wizard. They enter the tower and make their way to the
room where Quackers left his keys.

CUT TO:

INT. THE WIZARD'S TOWER - DAY

As the ducks reach the room, they hear a faint humming sound. They investigate and nd a
hidden door that leads to a secret room.

DUCK 1

(surprised)

What is this place?

DUCK 2

(amazed)

Look at all these treasures!

The ducks explore the secret room and nd a vast collection of rare artifacts, precious gems, and
magical potions.

DRAKE

(serious)

This is the wizard's secret stash. We need to destroy it to ensure that no one misuses it.

The ducks work together to destroy the stash, smashing and burning everything in sight. As they
are leaving the room, they notice a faint light coming from a small box.

QUACKERS

(curious)

What's in there?

DRAKE

(suspicious)

We need to be careful. It could be a trap.

The ducks approach the box cautiously and open it. Inside, they nd a note.

DRAKE

(reading)

"Congratulations, brave ducks. You have passed my nal test. You have proven yourselves to be
true heroes. The treasures are yours to keep, but use them wisely."

The ducks look at each other, realizing that the wizard had set up this nal test for them.

CUT TO:

EXT. THE VALLEY - DAY

The ducks return to their valley, carrying the treasures they found in the secret room. They are
greeted with cheers and applause from the other animals, who are amazed at the bravery and
resourcefulness of the ducks.

DRAKE

(to the animals)

We have secured our home and eliminated any threat that might have lingered. But we must
remember to use these treasures wisely, for great power comes with great responsibility.

The other animals nod in agreement, knowing that they can count on the brave ducks to always
do the right thing.

FADE OUT.
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