Hanni folk story: brave Azad

those who spend the cold winter in the old woods know the warmth of the fire pond.

this is a saying of the hanis.

fire brings light and warmth to people, but who sent it? there is a story in the hani people that there is no fire in the early days.

the hani people live in aqapka, surrounded by ice.

there will be no light in the house, no smoke from the roof, no wild fruit to eat, and no animal to chew.

the village has a brave and handsome man named azad, who has never had a father since he was a child and lived with his mother and lived a very hard life.

year after year, azza grew to 18.

"mama saw azza with a wide waist, strong and full of joy.

one day, my mother called azad and touched his head and said, "aza, my son, you've grown like a moose, you've grown like a hawk with feathers, but have you thought, where is your father?" after that, the tears fell like a spring in a prowl.

"mama, don't be sad, the mountain panthers know their parents, their father, how can i not? i haven't seen dad.

i heard bob say he's one of the most beautiful and beautiful hawks in our aqana puka." "aza, listen to me and tell you the truth." grandma told azad about dad 18 years ago, your father was the bravest young man in abuka, a land-builder, a hunter, and a rooster who saw him kneeling and the chickens softened his wings.

he saved the lambs of others from the claws of eagles, and the children of others from the mouths of wolves, who were loved by their people.

because there is no fire, the cold and the sick always haunt us.

your father was told that far and far away, and that it was possible to get the fire seed, which is said to be an eyebrow lamp on the head of a monster, a red bead, and it is difficult to get it.

in order to save the suffering of the villagers, your father was determined to go to great lengths and to find the fire.

he could not have thought it would have been 18 years before he had heard it.

“the elderly said that the demons of fire lived on a mountain called stonegate mountain, where he practised magic and those who went to fetch fire became stones.

none of the people who used to raise fire on stonegate hill came back." "mom, let me go too.

i'll find dad and bring back the fire to get rid of the demons, and let the folks get light and warm." "how can i leave you?" azza prays: “mom, how can a bouncing rock sheep be trapped in a hole, how can a flying hawk be kept in a cage? let me go, it will be hard for me to find fire and dad.” grandma saw azad's will and no longer stopped.

"aza, my son, you go bravely.

this is your weapon.

if you want to find your father, go and ask apo to point it backme." after all, grandma swallowed the worst peacock shit and died.

aza kneeled beside her and vowed: “mom, you died before i left home to cut off my thoughts about you.

don't worry, i won't turn back until i find the fire." and azza found the oldest abo in the shed, and the folks knew that aza was going to find the fire, and sent it to the wild fruit and the chords, and abotei gave it to aza, saying, “go, boy, be brave, let the sun and the moon accompany you.

if you really turn into a rock, you pour this water on a rock in 3721, he'll be back into a human being, three years behind, and you'll miss it.

you can get there from here, three years, but remember, don't turn the road around, go the wrong way, and go nine years." azaan buried grandma and left after goodbye.

the mountains were rugged, azza passed the 999 roads, the cliffs were up, azad climbed the 999 cliffs, walked many ways, crossed many rivers, crossed many hills, crossed many hills, was three months away and had yet to reach the stonegate hill.

he's walking to a fork in the road.

he's got nine years to go.

he's got to sit down and ask for directions.

but wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

suddenly, after running through a white deer, azza pulled out a bamboo knife and tried to kill it, but then he said, "don't hurt it, leave it to me to lead the way." so he took back the mackerel, and threw the last piece of the twig to the white deer.

the white deer was so strange that after he had eaten the gills, he walked along the road, and azad followed the deer.

on the third day, a rock mountain without a single tree and with no grass, with thousands of strange stones.

azza thinks this is probably stonegate hill.

aza followed the white deer around the mountain.

oh, my god, so many stones.

which one is dad? we have to find dad today.

not after today.

and he came to a rock that looked like a human being, pouring a drop of water, and a beautiful woman came up with a laughter.

azza has never seen such a beautiful woman, and she keeps pouring on him and pulling azza's hand and saying, “son, you saved me, thank you very much, come with me, i'll marry you, we'll live together, like the moon with the stars.” azza ignored her, and the woman cried in the back, and the cry was so sad that azza didn't move.

azza saved his father's heart, opened the lid, spilled a piece of water on another rock, and then a shout came out, and dozens of unknown beasts came to him.

aza fought hard, and a beast came to him with a bloodbath, bit him and swallowed him alive.

the resourceful azza pulled bamboo blades out of the belly of the beast and squealed and died.

azza cut the skin out.

"oh, my god, so many stones, which one is my dad? azza's in a hurry, like 18 squirrels fighting.

walkAnd then Azza saw the white deer stomping with his back leg, and the sound of the foot was loud, and the mountain was moving, and the heart of Azza was shaking, but he was not afraid, and with the sound of the tumbling, a pebble was split in front and the white deer jumped in.

In this case, it was difficult to find Azad, who no longer looked like him and jumped into the squirt.

When Azza walked along with the white deer, he finally saw a stone door, and Azza pushed it so hard, it didn't help.

Aza went into a stone hole, and a cold air came up, dark, and his hand reached out.

Azza was strong, followed closely by the white deer, turned around in the brows, and sharp stones cut through his feet, and he did not care, and he wiped his skin.

It's a big cave.

The white deer disappeared, turned into a beautiful girl, and told Azad: “Son, I know you're going to take away the monster's eyebrow light, and I can point you, but I beg you, please help me.” Aza said, "How?" The girl said, "My heart is under my pillow, and you're gonna help me out while he's still dreaming." I'm gonna help you." Azza promised the girl.

The girl also told Azad, "When you take off the eyebrow light, the fierce demon will eat you, and if you pull out the golden chicken hair on the top of its head, it'll be like taking its soul, and it won't move." After that, the girl went in.

Azza was watching the hole, as it was in the day, but it was still gruesome, with the head of all kinds of animals on the wall, all kinds of bones piled up on the ground, the devil fell asleep, and his eyes were round, his nose was like a lion's nose, and his mouth was as ugly as a bear's mouth.

The girl went quietly to the monster and waved to Azad before she woke up.

The Azzar entered the hole, gently touched the girl ' s heart under her pillow and gave it back to her, who took it and flew away into smoke.

No, it's a monster, and it's turning over, and it's about to wake up.

Aza takes a bead out of his eyebrow, and it's too late to find a golden chicken hair.

The monster is awake, he's out of his face, and he's coming to Aza。