Nb: I Oslo, den travle byen, bodde det en jente ved navn Ingrid og hennes gode venn, Lars.
En: In Oslo, the bustling city, there lived a girl named Ingrid and her good friend, Lars.

Nb: De hadde lekt sammen siden de var veldig små.
En: They had been playing together since they were very young.

Nb: En vakker dag, ble Ingrid og Lars inspirert av en gammel, mystisk bok de fant i skolen.
En: One beautiful day, Ingrid and Lars were inspired by an old, mysterious book they found at school.

Nb: Boken snakket om gamle norske troll som bodde i de dype skoger.
En: The book spoke of ancient Norwegian trolls who lived in the deep forests.

Nb: Ingrid og Lars bestemte seg for å gå på trolljakt.
En: Ingrid and Lars decided to go on a troll hunt.

Nb: Helt uvitende om hva fremtiden ville bringe, gikk de inn i skogen med spente hjerter.
En: Completely unaware of what the future would bring, they ventured into the forest with eager hearts.

Nb: Skogen, full av høye trær og fløyelsmykt mose under føttene, skjulte mange hemmeligheter.
En: The forest, full of tall trees and velvet soft moss underfoot, held many secrets.

Nb: Solen kastet et vakkert lys gjennom løvverket.
En: The sun cast a beautiful light through the leaves.

Nb: Men etter et par timer, ble stiene mindre klare.
En: But after a couple of hours, the paths became less clear.

Nb: Fugler pludret ikke lenger.
En: The birds no longer chirped.

Nb: Det var merkelig stille.
En: It was strangely quiet.

Nb: Ingrid og Lars visste ikke at de var lost.
En: Ingrid and Lars did not realize they were lost.

Nb: De trodde fortsatt de var på rett vei.
En: They still thought they were on the right path.

Nb: Men når solen begynte å gå ned, og skyggene ble lengre, innså de at de hadde gått seg vill.
En: But as the sun began to set and the shadows grew longer, they realized they had lost their way.

Nb: Det var da skogen plutselig virket skremmende.
En: It was then that the forest suddenly seemed daunting.

Nb: Stier som en gang var tydelige, forsvant i mørket.
En: Paths that were once clear vanished in the darkness.

Nb: Barna prøvde å finne veien tilbake, men alt så annerledes ut.
En: The children tried to find their way back, but everything looked different.

Nb: De var redd.
En: They were scared.

Nb: Ingrid, modig og kjapp, visste at de måtte være modige.
En: Ingrid, brave and quick, knew they had to be courageous.

Nb: "Vi er sammen, Lars," sa hun med en fast stemme.
En: "We are together, Lars," she said firmly.

Nb: "Vi vil klare dette.
En: "We will get through this."

Nb: "Som om skogen kunne forstå Ingrids mot, begynte vinden å blåse.
En: As if the forest could understand Ingrid's courage, the wind began to blow.

Nb: Den førte dem til et stort, gammelt tre.
En: It led them to a large, old tree.

Nb: Det så ut som et troll ut i mørket.
En: It looked like a troll in the dark.

Nb: Lars var redd på først, men Ingrid tok hans hånd.
En: Lars was scared at first, but Ingrid took his hand.

Nb: "Det er bare et tre," sa hun med forsiktighet.
En: "It's just a tree," she said reassuringly.

Nb: Men akkurat da, hørte de en lav, grøv stemme.
En: But just then, they heard a low, gruff voice.

Nb: "Hvem er i skogen så sent?
En: "Who is in the forest so late?"

Nb: " Stemmen hørtes ut som om den kom fra treet.
En: The voice sounded as if it came from the tree.

Nb: Ingrid og Lars rykket tilbake i skrekk.
En: Ingrid and Lars jerked back in horror.

Nb: De holdt hverandre tett og så mot det store treet.
En: They held each other tightly and looked towards the big tree.

Nb: Sakte byrknet noe i skyggene av treet.
En: Slowly something rustled in the shadows of the tree.

Nb: Det var et troll!
En: It was a troll!

Nb: Et ekte troll, akkurat som i boken.
En: A real troll, just like in the book.

Nb: Men troll var vennlig.
En: But the troll was friendly.

Nb: Han introduserte seg selv som Torgeir og spurte hvorfor barna var i skogen.
En: He introduced himself as Torgeir and asked why the children were in the forest.

Nb: Ingrid og Lars forklarte at de hadde gått seg vill mens de lette etter troll.
En: Ingrid and Lars explained that they had gotten lost while searching for trolls.

Nb: Torgeir lo høyt og bekymringsfritt.
En: Torgeir laughed heartily and carefree.

Nb: Han tilbudte seg ledsage dem ut av skogen.
En: He offered to escort them out of the forest.

Nb: Sammen med Torgeir, følte Ingrid og Lars seg trygg.
En: With Torgeir, Ingrid and Lars felt safe.

Nb: De gikk gjennom skogen, og etter noen minutter så de byens lys.
En: They walked through the forest, and after a few minutes, they saw the city lights.

Nb: De var tilbake i Oslo igjen.
En: They were back in Oslo again.

Nb: Torgeir sa farvel og forsvant inn i skogen igjen.
En: Torgeir bid them farewell and disappeared back into the forest.

Nb: Ingrid og Lars løp tilbake til hjemmet.
En: Ingrid and Lars ran back home.

Nb: Selv om de var utmattet, kunne de ikke vente med å fortelle alle om troll eventyret.
En: Although they were exhausted, they couldn't wait to tell everyone about the troll adventure.

Nb: Fra da av, visste Ingrid og Lars at skogen var full av mysterier og noen ganger, ga de deg en uforglemmelig historie å fortelle.
En: From then on, Ingrid and Lars knew that the forest was full of mysteries and sometimes, it provided an unforgettable story to tell.

Nb: Og de visste også at tapperhet og vennskap kunne seire over alle frykt.
En: And they also knew that bravery and friendship could conquer all fears.

Nb: Og slik ble det en uforglemmelig dag i to barns liv i byen Oslo, en dag da de gikk seg vill, men fant et vennlig troll.
En: And so, it became an unforgettable day in the lives of two children in the city of Oslo, a day when they got lost but found a friendly troll.

Nb: De lærte at skogen kan være mystisk, men også et sted for eventyr.
En: They learned that the forest can be mysterious, but also a place for adventure.

Nb: Hver gang de snakket om eventyret, lyste øynene deres med glede og undring.
En: Every time they talked about the adventure, their eyes shone with joy and wonder.

Nb: Og de sluttet aldri å utforske, for de visste at det fortsatt var mye mer å oppdage.
En: And they never stopped exploring, for they knew there was still much more to discover.