In Roman mythology, Fortuna is often mentioned in connection with other gods, particularly the god of fate, Jupiter. In some stories, Jupiter is portrayed as the one who decides people's fate, while Fortuna is the executive force who implements his decisions.

In the ancient days of Rome lived Livia, a young woman whose desires extended beyond the mere pleasures of life. To find her purpose, she went to the Temple of Fortuna. In a dreamy state the goddess appeared to her and announced three tests.

The first test took Livia through a dangerous forest. Through determination and courage, she found a hidden source that gave life. The second test sent them on a sea voyage. After storms and calm waters, she discovered a treasure chest full of riches and wisdom.

The final test took Livia to a majestic mountain peak. There she met a wise hermit who revealed to her the secrets of life. With these findings, Livia returned to her village. Her wisdom and kindness made her a valued advisor. Fortuna had guided her through trials that brought her not only happiness, but also a deeper connection to herself and her community.