• The Wolves and the Sheep Dogs

Beware of deceitful promises.

Once upon a time, deep in the heart of an ancient forest, a pack of cunning wolves and a group of loyal sheepdogs lived in uneasy coexistence.

• The Deer, The Woodpecker, and the Turtle

Teamwork overcomes all challenges

Once upon a time, in a peaceful, green forest with a sparkling lake, there lived three best friends: a Deer, a Woodpecker, and a Turtle. They all lived happily together. The Woodpecker had a cozy nest high in a tall tree, the Turtle loved swimming in the cool lake, and the Deer roamed freely through the forest.

• The River Fish and the Sea Fish

Value surpasses prideful origins.

Once upon a time, a mighty River Fish lived in a peaceful river. He grew big and strong, swimming effortlessly in the gentle currents of his home. But one fateful day, a powerful surge of water swept him away, carrying him into the vast, open sea.

• The Musician and the Forest Friends

Choose friends wisely and kindly

Once upon a time, there was a kind musician who walked through a big, dark forest, playing his violin. His music was so beautiful that it made the trees seem to dance. But after a while, he felt lonely. “I need a friend,” he thought and began to play a sweet melody to call someone.

• The Lion and the Boar

"Unity triumphs over selfish pride."

In a parched and sun-scorched land where water was scarce, there lived a mighty lion, revered as the king of all beasts, and a strong, formidable boar. Amid the vast wilderness, a single, small pond provided life-giving water to the creatures of the land. On sweltering days, it became a haven for the thirsty animals, a place of survival and necessity.

• The Lion in the Farmyard

Pride invites unnecessary danger

One day, a majestic lion strayed from the wild and found its way into a farmyard. It was a sight that struck fear into the heart of the farmer, who stood frozen at first but then quickly devised a bold plan. Believing he could outsmart the beast, the farmer hurried to the farm gate and locked it tightly, trapping the lion inside.