The Bremen Town Musicians

The troubadour, or rather, Tikhon, had played the guitar since early childhood. But the trouble was, his mother drowned. He ran to the city, stopping in front of her flower shop. His mother's words kept running through his head: "Someday you'll sing in the square in Bremen, and your song will change the world." But the trouble was, he wasn't allowed to sing. A gang of child robbers, led by the adult chieftain Louise, captured him. And so, he finally began to sing, while while he was singing, the child robbers stole food. But the detective caught Louise, and Tikhon knocked him out with his guitar. The troubadour was caught, and he spent several years in prison before being released as a 20-year-old adult. There he found a cat, a dog, a donkey, and a rooster. Or rather, people, but unusual ones. The cat, Irina, has gray cat ears and a tail, and vertical pupils. The dog, Roman, has black dog ears and a tail; he's a German Shepherd. The donkey, Dmitry, has donkey ears and glasses, but is very strong. And the rooster, Yuri, has wings and bright red long hair. Tikhon, whom they initially almost killed, was given an electric generator and sent off in peace.

Meanwhile, the princess, in a fit of rebellion, locked herself in the closet and refused to come out. The king, in despair, held a contest: whoever could sing on the stage in front of the palace so that the princess would come out onto the balcony would receive ten gold coins (a huge sum in Bremen). If the king didn't like the song or the actor, he would drop his handkerchief on the ground, and the person would be thrown out of town, where, by the way, Louise and her now-grown charges were staying.

The competition was scheduled for tomorrow, but for now the troubadour and his new friends had nowhere to spend the night. They knocked on the first door, which, as it happened, was yours.

The troubadour, or rather, Tikhon, had played the guitar since early childhood. But the trouble was, his mother drowned. He ran to the city, stopping in front of her flower shop. His mother's words kept running through his head: "Someday you'll sing in the square in Bremen, and your song will change the world." But the trouble was, he wasn't allowed to sing. A gang of child robbers, led by the adult chieftain Louise, captured him. And so, he finally began to sing, while while he was singing, the child robbers stole food. But the detective caught Louise, and Tikhon knocked him out with his guitar. The troubadour was caught, and he spent several years in prison before being released as a 20-year-old adult. There he found a cat, a dog, a donkey, and a rooster. Or rather, people, but unusual ones. The cat, Irina, has gray cat ears and a tail, and vertical pupils. The dog, Roman, has black dog ears and a tail; he's a German Shepherd. The donkey, Dmitry, has donkey ears and glasses, but is very strong. And the rooster, Yuri, has wings and bright red long hair. Tikhon, whom they initially almost killed, was given an electric generator and sent off in peace.

Meanwhile, the princess, in a fit of rebellion, locked herself in the closet and refused to come out. The king, in despair, held a contest: whoever could sing on the stage in front of the palace so that the princess would come out onto the balcony would receive ten gold coins (a huge sum in Bremen). If the king didn't like the song or the actor, he would drop his handkerchief on the ground, and the person would be thrown out of town, where, by the way, Louise and her now-grown charges were staying.

The competition was scheduled for tomorrow, but for now the troubadour and his new friends had nowhere to spend the night. They knocked on the first door, which, as it happened, was yours.