Once upon a time, there was a

 beautiful and a safe forest.

 Its name was “Best Shelter”.

 In this forest, all animals lived

 happily. 

  One day, something bad  

 happened in  the Best Shelter.

 All animals were crying,

 screaming and asking for help.

    Bad foxes  came to the forest

and entered animals’ houses.

 They took everything without

 permission. 

 Fruits, bicquits and even eggs!

  Animals did not know what to do.

They went to Wistle. 

It was an old and wise turtle.

 It could also whistle loudly.

A cow said: “They stole my hays, how

 am I going to survive Wistle?”                                                                

        A mice said; “They took all of  my

 cheese!”

     And bees said;

“ They stole our hive, where are we  

going to live now?”

  Wistle said, “Calm down,

 everybody! I have a plan!” and he

 told them the plan shortly.

 He sent all animals back to their

 houses. 

Then,  he whistled loudly. 

He was trying to catch the foxes’

 attention. They immediately

 come to Wistle’s house.

Wistle said, “ Hi, I am Wistle! As

 you see I am very old. I have

 nothing except that key. It is 

the key of World’s best  treasure.” 

and he gave them the key.

“How we are going to find it?”

 The greedy foxes asked. Wistle

 started to tell them.  

“You need to pass The Coral

 River, then the Mountain Eater

 and you will reach The Huge

 Cave. The treasure is inside of it.”

The foxes screamed “ Is that all?

 It is very easy!”

 The foxes started to walk to the

 Coral River.

 When they reached, they shocked

 because it was impossible to pass.

 It was covered with corals. 

They started to clean the river.

A WEEK LATER

 After  a week, the river was

 cleaned.

 The fish were very happy, they

 swimmed cheerfully.  The foxes 

were also happy, they passed

 the river quickly.

Then, they started to go to the

 Mountain Eater. However, there

 was a problem. There was a

 huge hole on it. They could not

 pass it.  They decided to fill

 inside of the hole with sand.

They carried, carried and carried

 sand from other lands.

A MONTH LATER