Emad was a distant relative of Yoda who loved telling riddles. He was known for his strange and bizarre stories, which often confused those who heard them. One day, he was walking in a dark forest and stumbled across an old stone temple. He decided to explore the temple and see what secrets it held.

When Emad entered the temple, he was shocked to find a giant talking tree inside. The tree told Emad that he had to solve a series of puzzles and riddles in order to gain access to the temple's hidden treasure. Emad was excited by this challenge and accepted the tree's offer.

The tree gave Emad the first riddle: 'What has a bed but never sleeps, a mouth but does not speak and a head but never weeps?' Emad thought for a moment and then answered 'A river'. The tree was impressed and gave Emad the next riddle.

The second riddle was 'What has eyes but cannot see?' Emad thought for a moment and then answered 'A potato'. The tree was once again impressed and gave Emad the third and final riddle.

The third riddle was 'What is always on the move but never gets any further?' Emad thought for a moment and then answered 'Time'. The tree was amazed and praised Emad for his intelligence and wit. The tree told Emad that he could now access the temple's hidden treasure.

Emad was excited and quickly entered the chamber where the treasure was hidden. But when he got there, he was shocked to find that the treasure was a giant talking parrot. The parrot told Emad that he had to solve one final riddle in order to get the treasure.

The parrot's riddle was 'What has a ring but no finger?' Emad thought for a moment and then answered 'A bell'. The parrot was once again amazed and praised Emad for his intelligence and wit. The parrot revealed that the true treasure was knowledge and wisdom.

Emad was happy and thanked the parrot for the wisdom it had bestowed upon him. He then returned to the forest, a much wiser man. On his way he met his distant relative, Yoda. The two sat around a campfire and talked in riddles for hours.

Emad was filled with joy and contentment and thanked Yoda for the wisdom he had gained. From then on, Emad spent his days travelling the world, spreading his knowledge and wisdom to all who were willing to listen.

The end.