Leire was blind from birth. The girl defended herself quite well with the help of her staff and Luka, her guide dog. And she had many friends who helped her and looked after her. They never left her alone. Leire told them that she could take care of herself, but her friends did not understand how she could do it if she did not see anything and did not even know how things were.

Sometimes Leire felt bad. She liked to know that she had friends and that she could count on them when she needed it. But she did not like anything to be treated as if she could do nothing.

When she was alone, she played with her dog and trained as if she were an elite soldier who had to save the world from a universal threat and everything depended on her. His dog, who seemed to understand the intentions of his mistress, behaved as if he were his instructor, and with his barking guided him, congratulated him and also quarreled him from time to time. Even the dog trained blindfolded.

One day, at school, something very strange happened. Suddenly, the day turned into night and all the lights went. Nothing was visible. Everyone screamed like crazy. Everyone wanted to escape, but they did not even know where the door was.

Listen to me all! I'll help you get out of here.

- Listen to me all! Shouted Leire, in a voice so strong it shocked everyone. I'll help you get out of here.

- How? Someone asked. You can not see anything!

"I never see anything," said Leire. For me this is not new.

"Leire will help us, calm down," said the teacher.

At that moment, everyone heard the barking of a dog. It was Leire's dog, who had come to her nurse, running as soon as the light disappeared. His blind training was now more useful than ever.

- Hello, Luka! Said Leire. You will go behind, so that no one is lost. Now, listen to me all. Let everyone put a hand on someone's shoulder and help someone else put their hand on his shoulder. We'll line up. And try to speak the right thing, so that we can understand each other.

Within minutes, everyone had found a shoulder to lean on.

- Are you all subjects? Asked Leire.

There was a general "yes."