The Three Promises of Friendship

The Three Promises of Friendship


Aditya, a young man, was ambling through a jungle. He discovered a well. Aditya desired to sip on some water due to his hunger. However, he was horrified to discover a tiger, a snake, and a man imprisoned inside the dry well. All three begged Aditya to raise them.


Aditya felt uneasy. What if I get eaten by the tiger? He pondered, "What if the serpent bites me? But the tiger reassured him that if he saved Aditya, he wouldn't hurt him. The serpent agreed, hissing.


In order to rescue the three, Aditya tossed a long rope down the well. First to emerge was the cat. "I appreciate your assisting me, friend. Come visit me at my house if you ever find yourself back in this woodland. I'll pay you back for your assistance, the tiger promised.


Next to emerge was the serpent. "Young man, you are courageous. I'll be there for you whenever you need me, I swear. Simply adopt my name, the snake instructed.


The person was the final party in line. "I'm grateful. I appreciate it, gentleman. In the nation's capital, I labour as a goldsmith. I'll always be your buddy, I swear. If you ever explore the city, please pay me a visit.”


Aditya continued on his journey, pleased to have made new acquaintances. He passed the same woodland a few years later. Aditya recalled the tiger's assurance. He moved towards the tiger's home, a tunnel.


He was warmly welcomed by the tiger. He gave him some water to sip and some fresh fruits from the forest. The tiger presented Aditya with gold ornaments studded with priceless jewels as he prepared to depart. "My friend, enjoy this modest gift. Hope you enjoy it.”


Although Aditya was appreciative of the present, he was unsure of what to do with the ornaments. then he then he then his his friend his friend his friend his friend his friend his friend his friend his friend his friend his friend his friend The trinkets could be melted down by the goldsmith, who would then give Aditya gold coins.

Aditya was warmly welcomed by the goldsmith. He extended a cool lemonade offer and inquired about the trip. He heard from Aditya about his encounter with the tiger and its presents. He requested the goldsmith's assistance by providing him gold coins and asking him to melt the ornaments.


When the goldsmith first saw the decorations, he was astounded. For the younger sibling of the king, the goldsmith had handcrafted them. The identical younger sibling who was reported lost in the woods a few months earlier. Anyone with information regarding the prince is eligible for a reward, according to the king.


The jeweller tried to hide his surprise. He reasoned, "The king will certainly grant me the reward if I tell him that this young man killed the prince.


Aditya was instructed to take a short break by the goldsmith before he headed to the castle. The goldsmith claimed to have tracked down the assassin of the king's younger sibling.


Soldiers were sent by the monarch to the goldsmith's home to take Aditya into custody. Aditya was imprisoned after the king refused to hear his version of the story.

The Three Promises of Friendship

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