Loyalty

Once upon a time in ancient times, there was a small farm whose inhabitants lived in safety. A crowing rooster lived there with beautiful colorful plumage. The rooster possessed a beautiful natural voice with which he would wake the inhabitants every morning. A strong and loyal dog also lived on the farm, protecting the farm’s inhabitants from every evil intruder. The rooster and the dog were intimate friends, inseparable companions who hardly separated throughout the day. ...

In ancient times, in a small city, fortune smiled upon a poor couple when they were blessed with a son who had a scepter mark behind his left ear. They prophesied greatness for him, and that he would bring luck and wealth not only to his parents but to the entire city. They also prophesied that he would marry the king’s daughter as soon as he became a young man. ...

Janey woke up and went to the kitchen to prepare breakfast for herself and her dragon, as she did every morning. She placed a plate of sausages for the dragon, a glass of milk, and a banana for herself. She called the dragon, but he didn’t respond. She went to search for him throughout the house but couldn’t find her dragon. She went out to the garden to look for him and felt movement behind one of the bushes. When she looked there, she found a dog playing with a ball. ...

In a village there was a large group of rats living a normal life, in a hole of a big cat who was pursuing them, and it was chasing and eating them always, and it would be the greatest terror for them, and whenever they would escape from it, they would live days in terror, fear and anxiety. One day, when the cat was hungry and wanted to eat, it set out to the street and saw a dog with a piece of meat in his mouth, so the cat approached him and asked him to give her the piece of meat, but the dog refused and ate the meat and continued on his way, and when the dog was full he brought the rest of the meat and carried it to his house for his owner and his brothers to eat. ...

In a small village there was a dog who loved a boy, and he gave his life to serve him, he was protecting the village from the pests of the wolf, and when he ate in the noon he would go out with his energy and go out, and he would think in God in his work more than he would eat in the work. So the owner became angry with him and threw away his food, so the dog took from the owner and fled to the desert to spend in it what remains from his life, and there the wolf had been seeing his presence in the desert since days, so he came to him suddenly in the morning because of his breaking his promises to him, so the wolf the deceitful put a trick on the dog who was always telling the truth with him, and he made him see that the dog was working to deceive him with the talk, so the wolf set out to betray him on the pretext that he would live a second time in the farm with the help of the wolf, and that is because his health had not become clear to him with the breaking, and while the owner and his wife were in a state in the heart, the wolf acted with cunning and went to the desert until he saw the dog coming from his hole of the wolf’s badness, and the wolf showed his great cunning and took the dog from the farm because of his extreme fear from the hunger and thirst that was afflicting him, and he ran to his master seeing him surprised that he had escaped from the hunger by the dog’s help. ...

It is told that in ancient times lived a very wealthy merchant, and one day he went to a neighboring town to trade in medical supplies, and went to a place to rest and eat some food. While the merchant was eating, he found men torturing a dog, so he said to them why do you torture the dog like this? The thieves replied to him and said this is not your business, so he said rather it is my business, then he said to them I want to buy this dog now, so they said to him ask whatever you wish, by how much will you sell it? He said I want ten silver dirhams, so the merchant paid them and left the dog for the man. ...

Kay and Girada were two close friends for stories. Kay’s grandmother used to gather with them to tell them a scary story every day. One day, the grandmother sat with Kay and Girada to tell them the story of the queen of the wolves, that evil sorceress who turns human’s heart into a heart of a wolf, and he becomes after her a servant and follows her. During the telling of the story, Kay wished to meet with the queen of the wolves. Suddenly, he felt pain in his heart and cried out. Girada rushed to her dear friend to comfort him, but he shouted in her face and left with anger and displeasure. From that moment, Kay’s habits changed toward her dear friend Girada, and she became bigger on him, and she was not able to understand her actions those. ...

The events of the story revolve around the loyalty of the dog that the beautiful child Maysoun received as a gift from her mother on her birthday since her childhood. They grew up together, and he became a small dog, and he used to fear for her and protect her. It happened that one day of the holidays of the week, the child Maysoun went out for recreation, but Maysoun fell in the valley alone from the severity of her fatigue, so the faithful dog was the reason for saving her and returning her to her house safe once again. ...