Saving the River

Itto loved the river that flowed near his village. One day, he noticed the river's flow had stopped completely. " - Why isn't the river moving?" Itto asked his animal friend. The animals gathered, worried about their homes. Itto knew he had to do something to save the river.

Itto decided to follow the river upstream to find the cause. As he walked, he came across a giant fallen tree blocking the water. " - This tree is huge! How can we move it?" Itto wondered. He tried pushing it with all his might, but it wouldn't budge. The animals tried to help but the tree was too heavy.

Itto and his animal friend continued their journey along the river. They reached a rocky path that was slippery and steep. " - Be careful!" his animal friend warned. Itto slipped and fell, getting muddy and tired. " - I'm okay," he said, but his confidence was shaken.

Feeling discouraged, Itto sat by the riverbank. " - Maybe I can't save the river," he sighed. His animal friend nuzzled him, offering comfort. " - We can't give up," his friend said softly. But Itto felt overwhelmed by the obstacles.

As they rested, an old turtle approached them. " - The truth lies in understanding the river," the turtle said wisely. Itto listened, realizing he needed to be honest with himself about his fears. " - I can do this," he said, feeling a newfound determination.

With the turtle's guidance, Itto and his animal friend returned to the fallen tree. They worked together to clear small branches first. " - Let's try again," Itto encouraged his friends. Slowly, the water began to trickle through. " - We did it!" Itto cheered as the river flowed freely once more.