Baskadia

Once upon a time, there was a small village in Somalia in East Africa. At the edge of the village there was a rich farmland where people planted their crops and grazed their sheep. The village was very beautiful but also very dangerous, and sometimes it was difficult to protect the crops and sheep from neighboring villages or dangerous thieves. There is even a story about a demon that comes out at night and burns crops and eats all the sheep.

   To protect looga dangers, the villagers raised lions born who later became the guardians of the land. The lions were strong and rested and protected crops and animals and made the village safe. They were loyal to fight to the death if necessary looga necessary.

   But one day, a little lion was born who was different from the others, without the dignity of the other swarm, this lion was born with red eyes which shone like fire. The other lions were annoyed and therefore named the alien Bahdoon which means something born in a strange place. They named him the little lion Bahdoon because they were terrified as if he had not accompanied them to the village.

   Bahdoon's life was not easy, he was treated badly and was never allowed to play with other little lions. He grew up alone and often remembers being a stranger. His red eyes set him apart from the rest of the herd and the envious little lions often called him names and mocked him.

   Eventually it was decided that Bahdoon should be deported from the swarm, so he was told to leave the village and never return.

   Poor Bahdoon went into the jungle to start his new lonely life. He was very sad, and often very lonely, but at least no other lions who often made fun of his red eyes and always reminded him that he was different.

    The years passed Bahdoona grew, it became a strong lion. The hunting life ooga made life in the jungle. But he was often alone and often went to the edge of the forest at night to see his old village. He rejoiced in the brave lions guarding the animals and crops, and loved to join and be allowed back into the swarm.

   It was only one night that Bahdoon first saw a demon descending from the dark sky attacking the village, burning houses and crops with flames coming out of his mouth, and snatching the sheep from the ground with its sharp claws before leaving at night.

   The lions did their best to defend the village, but the demon was very fast and very powerful. Many lions were killed the first night Bahdoon watched from the jungle without any help.

   The dragon attacked again the following night, he attacked many times, until the villagers are ooga afraid to leave their homes. Many animals went away, and the lions were badly hurt while trying to defend the village; most were killed and the rest were seriously injured. The village did not survive many attacks by the demon, and some villagers even packed up their belongings and fled to the jungle to escape.

   On the fifth day, Bahdoon unable to see any effects of old village, so our brave lion has sworn himself to protect people and the pride they have finding no mistake ooga entered.

   That night, Bahdoon crawled closer to the village and hid in the tall trees that lined the edge of the forest. He kept one eye on the dark sky all the time and listened to the sound of demonic wings flying through the air. He felt strong and determined, and he told himself that tonight he would destroy the fierce dragon and restore peace to his beloved village again.

   Suddenly, Bahdoon heard the sound of the wings at the top. He looked up at the dark sky and saw the image of the evil demon descending in the direction of the village: his long nails shone bright white like the moon, his eyes explored the earth for something new to eat, he was hungry and frightened.

    Bahdoon put all his energy, courage and determination into practice. As soon as the demon landed on the top of the village, Bahdoon attacked from the jungle and sighed with all his stomach. The demon was startled and frightened to see two flaming eyes coming out of the jungle, and the roar of the brave lion frightened him with his tenderness.

   Duica jumped into the air causing the strongest recorded cidiyiihiisa seynta demonic perhaps cast the beast. The brave lion and the fiercely demonic demon went into battle, but soon the demon lost its power when it was confronted by a skilled warrior.

   Bahdoon was stronger and braver than the demon which was not used against him like this. Bahdoon red eyes flashed in the night to fight the dragon, and soon the villagers ooga came out of their homes and began to enjoy Bahdoon which made our brave lion fight even harder.

   In the end, Bahdoon won the battle and killed the demon. Also xoogaw remaining lions were glad courage Bahdoon all celebrated his victory over the beast. The village is safe again and those who fled to the forest can eventually return to their homes and start replanting their crops and raising lambs and goats to become sheep so they can have milk and butter to eat again.

   Bahdoon was welcomed back into the herd and became a celebrated fighter in the village. The lions are very sorry to send ooga jungle, and then they realized it did not because he was different to be treated differently.

   Eventually, the brave lion was allowed into the herd and it was the first time in his life that he felt like a relative. Eventually Bahdoon returned to the country.