Thousands of years ago there was a small, but magical country that after achieving victory in the "Great Coffee War" obtained unprecedented recognition. All countries praised the way of conquest.
It all began on the morning of August 26th with the birth of "Princess Scarlet", daughter of the Kings of the North. When the king announced to his people the birth of the new heiress to the throne and ordered the gift of a bag of coffee beans and another of ground coffee per family, his collaborators informed him that both the deposits and the coffee plantations had disappeared.
The royal family could not believe what was happening, on the one hand happiness embraced the palace with the arrival of the princess and on the other hand, a mysterious event had robbed them of the greatest wealth of the small country, their coffee plantations.
The king immediately requested the presence of the powerful but crazy magician "Florentín". Upon arriving at the palace, he stumbled on the first step, dropping his magic fire throwing ring, causing a small fire which was controlled almost immediately. The king doubted if Florentín would be able to help decipher the mystery behind the disappearance of the coffee.
In spite of being a giddy and distracted magician, Florentin found the cause of the problem. The neighboring country that did not have fertile land to grow coffee, commissioned "Pistacho" the goblin, to steal all the coffee including the land for them to plant. It was when in the early morning of August 26th through the powers of Pistacho, they were able to extract the processed coffee and the crops and land.
The king, upon learning of this, gathered his team and Florentín to organize the rescue of the coffee. Armed with leaves of the itchy plant, five hundred inhabitants of the country voluntarily undertook the journey to the border line, the magician "Florentín" guided the people to get there in the most expeditious way.
Meanwhile, the elf Pistachio, thanks to his magical powers, visualized the march and encouraged his king. They prepared themselves not to let the stolen goods be taken away. Thus began the "Great Coffee War".
With both sides facing each other, each fought with their own weapons, putting up resistance and some magic. Florentin dropped fireballs while Pistachio lifted the earth to extinguish it. The brave warriors rubbed the itchy leaves on the bodies of the enemies and they had to flee from the place, only the icy river water calmed the discomfort.
Weeks went by, people left and others joined. Until they managed to enter the neighboring enemy country and rescued the sacks of coffee beans and ground coffee. The first part of the war was won, however, the most important thing was all the plantations that were still in the hands of others.
When Florentin received the sacks of coffee, the first thing he did was to light the bonfire with his fire-hoop and prepare a gigantic quantity of coffee; it was the way he found for the brave fighters to resist a little longer. Talking with the fighters, the magician Florentín explained that if they did not recover the sown plants, they would not drink any more coffee, because the one they had in sacks would run out at some point and he managed to set off the alarms again.
One night a plan was devised, taking advantage of the darkness, the tiredness of the border guards and the lack of energy for not drinking coffee, Florentin used all the power of his magic and the courage of his fellow countrymen to cross the border, locate the plantations and move them to his country and called it the "Battle of the Bean". And they succeeded. Hurray! Not even the powers of the Pistachio goblin could ruin the plan.
Back at the palace, the king was grateful and satisfied with the brave action of the magician Florentin and all those who participated in the Great Coffee War and the Battle of the Bean.
To please his people, the palace was renamed "Coffeland" and the little princess was affectionately recognized as "Little Bean".
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