A lion tired of being pursued a lot went to live elsewhere. I pass the time, and the lion's little son asked his father if they were natural from that place where they were.

The lion answered to his son that they were from another place, and that they arrived there, fleeing of the men, since these persecuted them to kill to him. The euphoric lioness told his father that he would come and look for them to avenge all the evils that had caused him.

The lion begged his son to give up that idea, since he feared that he would fall into some trap made by humans and give him death. The little lion ignored his father's advice and went out looking for the men. On the way he found a very weak and ill-treated horse grazing in a meadow.

Tell me, who did this to you? I ask the little lion to the horse, a man, said the horse, who rides on me every day, I promise you my friend, that I will avenge what they have done to you. He continued walking, and after a while, he found an ox wounded and finished, Who did this to you? I ask the son of the lion, a man, the ox answered, it makes me work a lot, and not satisfied with that, it strikes me with its sting of iron.

How much I want to find one of them, said the lion aloud, he saw on the ground a few footsteps, and I ask the ox what animal they are, it is the man who mistreats me, said the ox. If he has small feet, how is it possible that he does so much damage? I asked the ox to tell him where he was, and he told him that he was in the field below, where he was plowing the earth.

The little lion approached the man and said, "How many evils have you and your race, my father, and other animals, whose kings we been, I come to take vengeance and make you pay for it?" The man, took an ax, and said, as you come a little closer, I will tear you to pieces.

When the son of the lion saw this, he went away at a safe distance, and said to the man, I will not devour you, on condition that you come with me where my father is, so that he may judge your punishment as a judge; He treated and went with the lion, but he realized the inexperience of this, and led him to places where he had traps, after a short time, the lionfish fell into one of them, and despite his pleas for Do not kill him, the man killed his life.

Moral of the fable: The lion and his son

Always follow the advice of parents and elders, as they speak with experience, presumptuous young people always run to a certain perdition

Elizabeth Adriana