The Four Friends

In a forest near a quiet lake, there lived three good friends: a deer, a turtle, and a crow. They have known each other for years and always helped one another.

One morning, the deer wandered too far from the lake while looking for food and got caught in a hunter's trap. The rope tightened around its leg, and the deer could not escape alone.

The crow, flying above the trees, saw what has happened and flew quickly to warn the turtle, who was resting near the water.

The turtle, though slow, has decided to help its friend and began crawling toward the trap as fast as it could.

Meanwhile, the crow flew to distract the hunter, pretending to be injured on the ground nearby so the hunter would follow it instead of noticing the deer.

While the hunter was distracted, the turtle has arrived at the trap and used its sharp beak-like mouth to bite through the rope, freeing the deer at last.

But the turtle moved too slowly to escape, and the hunter has caught it in a sack. The deer, grateful and loyal, ran in front of the hunter and pretended to be hurt, luring him away from the sack.

While the hunter has chased the deer, the crow untied the sack, and the turtle escaped into the lake. The three friends have reunited safely, proving that true friendship and teamwork can overcome any danger.