This story is about a king of ancient England that moved out of the norm and embraced a new point of view about life

King Bladud was a Legendary king of Britons which is also called Celtic Boston, who were people who inhabited what is known today as "Great Britain" between the Iron Age and the middle ages. He is called a legendary king because there is no historical evidence of his existence, but his name was mentioned in many historical books, the most prominent of them being the Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historian Regum Britannia (1136). 

The name of his father is King Rud Hud Hudibras, and He was the tenth ruler of the Britons; his name in the Welsh language is Blaiddyd, and it means "Wolf Lord" or " Lord of Wolf." His father sent him to study liberal arts in Athens, and In Athens, where he went to study, He founded the City of Bath, which is the largest city in the country of Somerset which can be found in southwest England; the city is known and named after it's many Roman-built baths which was a center for bathing, socializing and reading in ancient England and King Bladud dedicated Bath to the Goddess Athena.

During his days in Athens, he contacted Leprosy, and because of that, he was stripped of his title as the 'Heir Apparent and was imprisoned, but he escaped and found Job at a swine farm just close to bath, and he discovered something fascinating, in the cold weather, the pigs would go into alder-moor which is a natural reserve in England and would come out covered with warm black mud to help heat up their bodies to combat the cold and he noticed that the pigs who regularly wallow in the mud were immune to most skin diseases, and so he started his treatment of warm mud and just like a dream he was cured of his Leprosy.