A Puch ran through the steppe. He was hungry and was looking for prey. Then he heard a bear and a lion fighting over a dead fawn that was lying nearby. He had caught the calf, so he gave it to me,”

Relieved by their acceptance, the Puch joined them as they divided the fawn. It wasn’t a feast, but it was enough to stave off hunger for a little longer. As they ate, the three animals found themselves talking, exchanging stories of survival and learning from one another’s experiences. In their shared vulnerability, they found an unexpected bond—a pact born from necessity but cemented by mutual respect.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting the steppe in shades of orange and purple, the Puch realized something profound. In a world where life was a constant battle, collaboration could be as powerful as strength. The bear and the lion, once fierce adversaries, were now allies, and the Puch had found his place among them.