This story is a fable about a powerful lion who loses his true nature due to the deceptive wisdom of a clever, old sheep. By spreading a false rumor of a magical, wise sheep, they lure the lion into seeking spiritual guidance. The old sheep convinces the lion that true greatness lies in humility and weakness, not in strength and power. Tired of his daily struggles, the lion falls for the manipulation and abandons his instincts, choosing a life of passive grazing. The story teaches a lesson about the danger of abandoning one's true self for a false sense of virtue and the consequences of allowing manipulation to mask wisdom.

The King Rooster story is a powerful allegory set in an ancient Middle Eastern city, where a proud and territorial rooster fiercely guards his flock, believing himself to be the rightful king of his courtyard. When rival roosters and unexpected challenges threaten his rule, his instinctive aggression leads to unforeseen consequences. Through the rooster’s journey from a prideful protector to a fallen warrior, the tale explores themes of pride, intolerance, and the costs of defending one’s territory without understanding. It ultimately reflects on human nature, urging readers to question whether we can ever truly learn to coexist peacefully.

This is a true story of my School life, where teachers were caring and loving but very strict, even punishing us with sticks.