Lantern Vector Pack

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“The Great Lantern Heist”

Years ago, in a quiet little town where oil and gas lanterns were the only things standing between folks and pitch-black nights, something extraordinary happened. It wasn’t the lanterns themselves that caused a stir—they were pretty standard, after all. No lasers, no disco balls. Just classic, dependable lights. But that’s what made them the perfect target for a band of wannabe thieves.

It all started when the notorious Glow Gang decided they were tired of the dark. These were no masterminds—just a group of bumbling locals convinced that stealing every lantern in town would make them rich. “No more sharing light with anyone,” their leader, Danny “Dim” Flicker, declared. “We’ll sell these lanterns back to ‘em for big money!”

Their plan? Ridiculous. First, they disguised themselves as chimney sweeps to sneak into people’s houses. (Spoiler: no one had chimneys.) Then, they tried dressing up as traveling lantern inspectors. That worked until Old Lady Grimbly grilled them about her “warranty paperwork.” Finally, under the cover of darkness, they started swiping lanterns from doorsteps, windows, and even the town square.

By morning, the entire town was furious. The baker couldn’t see his bread. The blacksmith banged his thumb instead of his hammer. The mayor tripped over his cat three times. “Find those lantern thieves!” someone yelled, and the town banded together.

Turns out, the Glow Gang had holed up in the abandoned grain silo, surrounded by their ill-gotten lantern stash. But when they lit them all at once to celebrate their “success,” the silo lit up like a beacon, giving away their hideout. The townsfolk burst in, reclaiming their lanterns and leaving the gang to shuffle off in embarrassment.

To this day, the town keeps a closer eye on their lanterns—and their grain silo.

What’s Included?

• File Formats: SVG for customization, PNG for immediate use.
• Resolution: 300 DPI PNG files for clear, professional visuals.
• Quantity: 20 distinct lantern designs.

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