Once upon a time, nestled high in the mountains, there were four monkeys who were blessed with divine powers. Each gifted with extraordinary abilities, they were the protectors of their world and beyond.

King, the oldest among his siblings, held the power to halt time. His black fur gleamed under the sunlight, and his confident stance showcased his authority.

Kory was blessed with the ability to manipulate space. His red fur stood out, and his playful yet sharp gaze held depth that contained many secrets.

Maurice had the divine power of creation. His brown fur glowed, and his calm demeanor showcased his intellect and wisdom.

Garfield, the youngest, had the most potent ability, infinite power. His golden fur shone as bright as the sun, and his serene aura was a symbol of his potential.

Together, the four brothers lived harmoniously, their days filled with laughter and joy. However, a storm was brewing on the horizon, threatening to disrupt their peaceful existence.

Enter Teondre, a sinister entity with the power to unravel the very fabric of reality. Feared by all, his might was a force to contend with.

King, Kory, Maurice, and Garfield found themselves in a battle for their existence. The fight was fierce, and it seemed like all hope was lost.

King, using his power to stop time, attacked Teondre. It was a direct hit, but Teondre managed to withstand the assault.

Kory manipulated space, creating a distraction for Maurice to unleash his creation, a powerful magical barrier to contain Teondre.

Garfield used his infinite power to strengthen the creation, keeping Teondre at bay, but not for long. Teondre unleashed his destructive energy, breaking free.

With sheer determination and unity, the four brothers managed to defeat Teondre. They returned home victorious; however, their triumph was short-lived.

Teondre returned stronger than before, wanting revenge against the four brothers who bested him. One by one, he struck them down; all fell except for King.

King, standing alone against Teondre, mustered his strength to halt time around them. With that, he launched a devastating blow towards Teondre.

The blow was the end of Teondre. King stood victorious, the sole survivor of the brutal conflict. He returned home, a worn-out hero.

As the dust settled, a sinister plot was unfolding. Kory was harboring jealousy towards King; envy that ran deep and dangerous.

Consumed by his jealousy, Kory made a decision that would shatter their brotherhood forever. He challenged King, the newly crowned hero, to a duel.

King, confused and hurt, stood against his own brother. The battle was intense and filled with sorrow. Yet, King fought with all his might.

As the battle ended, the unthinkable happened. Kory, driven by his dark emotions, struck King with a lethal blow. What was a hero, fell in utter defeat.

The world mourned the loss of King, a true hero. The land was shrouded in sorrow, dark clouds covering the sunny days.

Kory, however, couldn't enjoy his victory. The guilt of his actions consumed him. The joy of power replaced with the bitter taste of regret.

The remaining brothers, Maurice and Garfield, mourned King's death. But they also knew that they must stay strong and protect their world.

Maurice and Garfield vowed to honor King's memory and continue his legacy. They were to protect their world against any threats, just as their brother would have wanted.

Despite the pain, they found strength in unity and purpose. They worked together, their powers complementing each other, a living memorial to their fallen brother.

And thus, the tale of the divine monkeys continued. Through joy and sorrow, victory and loss, their story became a legend, a testament to their eternal brotherhood.