In desperation, Carlos decided to turn to the ancient methods of his ancestors. According to an old legend, there was a place deep in the forest where a magical tree grew that could summon rain. Carlos, along with a group of youths, set out to find this tree, hoping to bring water back to their fields. After several days of searching, they found the tree known as "Aguacatl" — the water tree. Carlos and his companions conducted a ritual in which they offered maize kernels to the tree as a sign of respect and pleaded for help. To their surprise, clouds began to gather a few hours later, and soon, the long-awaited rain began to fall. Water quickly returned to the dried-up riverbeds, and the village was able to plant corn. That year's harvest turned out to be the most abundant in a decade. The villagers realized that their survival was linked not only to the land but also to respect for nature and traditions. Since then, the "Seeds of Hope" became a symbol not only of the harvest but also of the wisdom that is passed from generation to generation. The story of Carlos and his quest for the magical tree became a lesson for all who believe in the power of unity and respect for nature.