Arlis, Alers, Shendi, and Matias were sitting in the school cafeteria, excitedly chatting about their morning lessons. But as they looked at the menu, their eyes widened in shock. "Guys, look at this! Blood juice? What kind of drink is that?" Arlis asked, pointing to the mysterious item on the list. The friends exchanged worried glances. "Should we try to tell Mrs. Anila about it?" Alers suggested. They approached the kind cafeteria lady, who was busy arranging the food counter. "Mrs. Anila, what's this blood juice on the menu?" Matias asked curiously. Mrs. Anila smiled. "Oh, it's just a new recipe we're trying out. It's supposed to be very healthy." The children looked unconvinced. "But it looks so weird! Are you sure it's safe to drink?" Shendi asked, scrunching up her face. Mrs. Anila chuckled. "Don't worry, kids. It's made from crushed beets, which are rich in antioxidants. Beets are a great source of fiber, vitamins, and minerals. They're actually a superfood!" The friends looked at each other uncertainly. "Superfood?" Alers echoed. "Yes, and beets are also used as a natural food coloring. That's why the juice might look a bit strange," Mrs. Anila explained. Arlis' eyes lit up. "I didn't know beets could do all that! Maybe we should try it?" The friends hesitantly agreed, and Mrs. Anila handed them each a small cup of the blood-red juice. They took a cautious sip... and were surprised by the sweet, earthy taste. "Wow, it's not bad at all!" Matias exclaimed. As they sipped their juice, the friends learned about the amazing benefits of beets and how they can be used in different ways. Who knew that something strange on the menu could turn into an exciting adventure in the world of healthy eating?

Matias, Alers, and Arlis gathered around the mysterious bottle of blood juice, their eyes fixed on its eerie red liquid. "I don't think this is a good idea. What if it's really bad for us?" Matias warned, his brow furrowed with concern. "Come on, it can't be that bad. Let's just try a little bit," Alers persuaded, pouring a small amount into three glasses. The friends exchanged nervous glances before taking a sip. At first, nothing seemed to happen. But then, Arlis suddenly jumped up from her seat. "Ugh, I need to go to the toilet RIGHT NOW!" she exclaimed, dashing out of the room. Matias and Alers looked at each other in confusion before they too felt an urgent need to use the restroom. As they hurried to the bathroom, they discovered the strange effect of the blood juice. "Wow, it's like our bodies are trying to flush out the juice!" Alers exclaimed, recalling what they learned about the digestive system in school. Matias nodded, adding, "And it's related to the concept of osmosis, where water moves from an area of high concentration to low concentration!" The friends couldn't believe how this magical drink was teaching them about science in such a unique way. As they finished their business and washed their hands, they looked at each other with excitement, eager to uncover more secrets of the blood juice.

Shendi, Matias, and Alers huddled together, determined to solve the mystery of the blood juice. They had discovered that it was causing a strange reaction, making everyone who drank it need to use the restroom quickly! The friends were baffled and wanted to get to the bottom of it. "What's in this juice that's making everyone run to the bathroom?" Shendi wondered aloud, her brow furrowed in concentration. "I think I found the answer!" Matias exclaimed, holding up a book he had been reading. "It says here that the blood juice contains a special ingredient called sorbitol. It's a natural sweetener, but it can also cause, ahem, digestive issues." "We need to tell Mrs. Anila about this and get rid of the blood juice!" Matias urged. "But how do we get rid of it?" Alers asked, looking around the room. "Let's pour it into the blood bucket!" Alers suggested suddenly. "That way, nobody else will accidentally drink it." The friends high-fived each other, excited to have come up with a plan. Together, they carefully poured the blood juice into the bucket, making sure not to spill a drop. As they watched the juice flow into the bucket, Shendi turned to her friends and grinned. "We did it! We solved the mystery of the blood juice!" Matias and Alers cheered, relieved that the strange reaction was finally over. And from that day on, the friends made sure to always research the ingredients of any new drink they tried.

The friends gathered around the blood bucket, holding their noses in disgust. "Let's get rid of this yucky juice!" exclaimed Zara. They carefully poured the blood juice into the bucket, watching as it swirled away down the drain. Mrs. Anila approached them, a relieved look on her face. "I'm so sorry about the blood juice. Thank you for being brave and solving the mystery!" she said, her voice filled with gratitude. Arlis nodded thoughtfully. "We learned an important lesson today. We need to always be careful about what we eat and drink. Did you know that some plants can be poisonous if we eat them?" he asked, his eyes shining with excitement. "Yes, that's right!" replied Mrs. Anila. "Some plants have special chemicals that can harm us. That's why it's so important to only eat food that's safe and healthy for us." The friends all nodded in agreement, feeling happy and proud of themselves for solving the mystery of the blood juice.