Before evening,
one person removed the house from their back.

That small act
became the beginning.

One by one,
the others followed.

They entered their homes,
bathed, ate,
and lay down.

Lights appeared across the town.

Guu sang:

“Guu… guu… guu…”

Everyone fell into a deep sleep.

They dreamed of a time
when they lived simply—
poor, yet joyful—
in the midst of nature.

When they awoke,
they felt truly happy.

“Why were we carrying our houses?”
they wondered.

“Did we believe that without them
we would become poor?”

“Perhaps it is better
to live more naturally.”

And so,
they stopped carrying their houses.

As the houses remained in place,
grass and trees began to grow.

Slowly,
a peaceful life returned.