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The Story of the Blue Jackal - A Kids' Story The Story of the Blue Jackal Once upon a time, there lived a clever and cunning lomda ( jackal ) in the heart of the forest. He was always hungry and looking for ways to satisfy his hunger. One day, he wandered into a nearby village in search of food. The villagers saw the lomda and chased him away, throwing stones at him. The lomda ran as fast as he could, trying to escape from the angry villagers. He ran into a house that belonged to a dyer. The dyer had left a big vat of blue dye outside his house. The lomda jumped into the vat, hoping to hide from the villagers. When he came out of the vat, his entire body was dyed blue. He no longer looked like a lomda. He looked like a strange and unknown animal. The lomda thought that this could be an opportunity for him. He could use this disguise to trick other animals in the forest. So, he went back to the forest, pretending to be a new and powerful animal. When the other animals saw him,

The Mice That Ate Iron: A Tale of Deception and Retribution Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a wealthy merchant named Nami. He had a friend named Bindo who was known for his cunning ways. As fate would have it, Nami's business suffered a great loss, and he had to sell all his belongings to pay off his debts. All that he was left with was a heavy iron beam, which he decided to entrust to Bindo before leaving the village in search of new opportunities. Years went by, and Nami's hard work and perseverance paid off. He made a fortune in the spice trade and decided to return to his village. As he had promised Bindo, he went to his friend's house to collect his iron beam. Bindo, who had heard of Nami's newfound wealth, had other plans. He had no intention of returning the iron beam as he knew it would fetch him a good price. So, he put on a sad face and lied to Nami, saying that the mice had eaten the iron beam. Nami knew that Bindo was lying, but he didn'

The Stork's Deception: How the Clever Crab Saved the Tank The Stork's Deception: How the Clever Crab Saved the Tank A stork used to reside next to a gorgeous fish tank in a tranquil hamlet once upon a time. The stork had a delectable meal every day and was an expert hunter. But as he got older, he found it harder and harder to capture fish for food. Sometimes he would be so ravenous that he would go days without eating. The stork devised a scheme one day. He didn't try to capture any fish, just stood by the tank with a dejected expression on his face. The tank's fish, frogs, and crabs observed and inquired as to what was wrong. The stork responded in a dejected tone, "I've heard that some people plan to fill this tank with soil and cover it with vegetation soon. There won't be any fish alive anymore. This saddens me." The stork was questioned by the concerned fish about what they could do to assist. The stork uttered: "I can transport you all