A twelve-year-old boy finds himself lost deep in the forest after wandering too far from his campsite. The towering trees block out the sun, and every rustle makes his heart race. At first, fear takes over — the shadows seem endless, and his voice echoes back at him when he calls for help. But then he remembers his father’s words: “When you’re scared, look for the light — even a small one.” Determined not to give up, he begins to notice the little things: the moss that grows only on one side of the trees, the stream that flows downhill, and the birds flying toward the sunset. Each clue becomes a sign of hope. As night falls, he builds a small fire, whispering to himself that he’ll make it out. And by following the stars and his instincts, he discovers not just the way home — but the strength he never knew he had.