There is a fiece, powerful wolf from the jungle hears that the old King is dead and the jungle is now ruled by a young, naive King.
"I'll go to challenge him," says the wolf to himself. He sees no reason why he can't be the King, as he is stronger, wiser and more powerful than the young tiger.
So the wolf goes to see the young tiger and invites him to have a fight. The tiger is so scared of the wolf. He turns down the invitaton to fight.
The wolf comes to the tiger's house and laughs loudly, "Coward! If you can't fight with me, let me be the King!"
Before the young tiger can say anything, the wolf jumps to him and starts to fight with him. The wolf scratches the tiger with his sharp paws, until the tiger is hurt and bleeding.
"I'm going to die," thinks the young tiger.
Just before the young tiger faints, he sees his father is back. The old tiger rescues the young tiger from being killed by the wolf. The wolf quickly runs away when he sees the old tiger.
"Father? I thought you are dead," says the young tiger.
"I fell into the river."
The young tiger asks for the forgiveness from his father. He is deeply regretted with what he has done to his father. He knows he is not ready yet to be the King. He promises his father that he will train and prepare himself harder.
"I'll go to challenge him," says the wolf to himself. He sees no reason why he can't be the King, as he is stronger, wiser and more powerful than the young tiger.
So the wolf goes to see the young tiger and invites him to have a fight. The tiger is so scared of the wolf. He turns down the invitaton to fight.
The wolf comes to the tiger's house and laughs loudly, "Coward! If you can't fight with me, let me be the King!"
Before the young tiger can say anything, the wolf jumps to him and starts to fight with him. The wolf scratches the tiger with his sharp paws, until the tiger is hurt and bleeding.
"I'm going to die," thinks the young tiger.
Just before the young tiger faints, he sees his father is back. The old tiger rescues the young tiger from being killed by the wolf. The wolf quickly runs away when he sees the old tiger.
"Father? I thought you are dead," says the young tiger.
"I fell into the river."
The young tiger asks for the forgiveness from his father. He is deeply regretted with what he has done to his father. He knows he is not ready yet to be the King. He promises his father that he will train and prepare himself harder.
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