This happened a long time ago. In those days, the wilderness was peaceful and all the animals conducted themselves orderly. They had one rule: anyone that disturbed the peace in the wilderness would be pushed into a sewage. Then, the Lion was the most feared and the Eagle ruled the air. There also lived, in the wilderness, a He-Goat who feared neither the Lion nor the Eagle.

One day, the He-Goat saw a Sheep weeping softly by the roadside. With compassion, he moved closer to the sheep and asked: ‘Tell me, my good friend, why are you weeping?’

The Sheep said: ‘There is no remedy to my problem. Please, let me weep in peace.’

But the He-Goat did not stop asking until the Sheep narrated his ordeal.

The Sheep had seven children before the Lion came to visit her.

‘I need someone to serve me,’ the Lion told her.

But the Sheep disagreed and said: ‘They are still too young, Master Lion. Go into the wilderness, you will see stronger animals to serve you.’

But the Lion gently roared and whispered to her: ‘Is it not better you give me one of your children or do you want me to take all?
In fear, the Sheep sacrificed one of her children and wept like any mother that killed her own child. Nevertheless, she consoled herself with these words: ‘I gave the Lion just one to save the lives of others.’

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