Indian Mythology: The Foxes

many years ago, on the andes plateau, he was living with a fox, and he slipped to the limit, and he could win if he bet.

one afternoon, the fox flaunted his wittyness and tried to find someone to wager, and he thought, "i'm sure he won and won like before." he's running around in the woods, fighting him.

he first met the beetles, who did not listen to him and went into the dead leaves and disappeared.

then he met the toad, who knew his bad deeds and bad deeds and refused to bet on him.

the foxes don't want to bet on him.

so he ran to the sea and blew the sea.

suddenly, a little crab came out of the sand.

and when the fox saw the crab walking seven and eight, it was ridiculous, and he thought he'd bet he'd win, and he went up and he said, "will you race me and see who climbs to the top?" fox points to a small hill by the sea, saying.

"all right!" the crabs answer with no illusions.

"and you can take advantage of it, you start running." he added.

the fox and crab lined up and started running.

the fox kept laughing at crabs in his heart.

they've been running for a long time.

the orphan drags his tail to the ground, running ahead.

he was convinced that it would never be possible to walk in front of him with crabs.

nevertheless, he may look back at his opponent from time to time: "ha!" this guy can't even walk with dust!" he smiled in secret.

the fox continues to run for the mountains in good faith.

there were peaches and other fruits on both sides of the road.

fox stop breathing.

after a while, he found another nest nearby.

there are eggs in there! so, i'm going to eat the eggs again.

"poor crab! you can't catch up to me!" the fox looks far away, whispers.

after a while, the fox was thirsty and ran into the cave to drink water.

he drank the cool spring.

when he returned to the mountain road, he looked back at the crabs.

he saw something moving in a very distant place.

"how stupid this poor thing!" at this point, there was a strange laugh, but, because he didn't find anything, he didn't give a shit, and he kept running up the hill.

at this time, a sound came from behind him and he was surprised: "friend, you're late! i've been waiting here a long time, even sleeping." the loneling turned back, and the crab was at his feet.

"what's going on? you're earlier than i am?" fox can't believe his eyes.

"man, i'm in front of you when you eat peaches, pull out birds' eggs and drink water.

i win." the crabs said they stood up and were happy to wave his powerful pliers。