Indian mythology: Sunbird

when man was first destroyed, there was only a pair of men and women left on the earth, living alone and without the lower half.

besides, there are two supermans.

they are brothers, ochi, the great, and the little, the ogurt, and they are as great as the angels.

there was no day or night in the world because the sunbird left the sun and was put in a basket by half-body men.

the fisherman was asked about the price of the sunbird, and it was intended to buy it.

and the man turned down all the prices that oko offered.

and finally, o'hara said, "i see you're half-dependant, and you can't walk.

i can only climb and roll.

if you give me a sunbird, i'll give you the rest of your couple!" so he finally agreed, but one of the conditions put forward was that his wife must immediately enjoy the benefit.

the fisherman's wife was brought here to lie on the sand, and she was squeezed in the lower half of her body by mud.

as a result, the men and women immediately had legs and feet and jumped on their feet.

the two men took oko home and showed him a basket of sunbirds.

oshin assured them that he would take care of the basket and serve the sunbirds in it.

the man said to him, "you must not open the basket! otherwise, the sunbird will disappear and never fly back." with a basket in his hand, he's happy to go back.

he walked with great care while enjoying the beautiful voice of the sunbird.

he met his brother, augie, on the way, and then they went together towards the house in the jungle...

at dusk, it was not far away.

they saw a tree full of fruit and felt a little hungry, so that he was hungry.

augie climbs to the top of the tree, shakes the tree on it, and yells at his brother, "oh, the wind in the tree is so big that i can't pick the fruit, and you do it." say it and jump off a tree.

ok, he keeps telling his brother to listen and not open the basket.

then he climbed up to the tree。