In a land where mountains were made of pillows and rivers were shiny, silk ribbons, lived Sir Jordan. He wasn't a knight in shining armor, but a knight made of colorful, clicking building blocks. Every night, when the big clock chimed, the Toy Kingdom would spark to life, and Sir Jordan would get to work, building the most wonderful bridges and towers for his friends.

But one night, the Teddy Bear King waddled forward with a worried look. "Oh dear, oh dear!" he boomed. "The Star Gem, our magic light, has fallen from the Crystal Spire! It's trapped inside the sleeping Gloom-Gobbler!" A hush fell over the kingdom as the toys’ colors began to look a little bit faded. Sir Jordan knew he had to do something.

"I will build a rescue arm!" Sir Jordan declared. He clicked and clacked his blocks together, creating a long, wobbly arm. He pushed it carefully toward the dark mouth of the Gloom-Gobbler. It reached... it touched the gem... but then it started to wobble, wiggle, and snap-clatter-clack! The arm crumbled into a pile of useless blocks. Sir Jordan’s shoulders drooped. "Maybe... I can't do it," he whispered.

Just then, his friend Pip the bunny hopped close. "Remember the Sky-High Tower? You're the best builder ever!" Pip squeaked. Sir Jordan looked at his blocks, then at the toy race cars. An idea sparked! Instead of a wobbly arm, he built a small, strong cart. He added a sticky "dragon's tongue" to the front and sent it zooming down a book ramp. Whoosh! The cart sped into the Gloom-Gobbler, grabbed the gem, and rolled right back out!

"Hooray!" cheered all the toys. Sir Jordan proudly placed the Star Gem back on its perch. A warm, sparkling light filled the room, making everyone's colors bright and beautiful again. Sir Jordan learned that being a great builder wasn't about getting it right the first time. It was about believing in himself enough to try again in a new way. And in the bright, happy Toy Kingdom, that was the best magic of all.