Juma The Boy Who Faced a Lion

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00:00In the golden plains of the African savannah, where acacia trees danced in the warm wind

00:06and zebras grazed peacefully under the sun, lived a boy named Juma with his family. Juma was 12

00:12years old, sharp-eyed and brave, with skin kissed by the sun and feet toughened by the earth.

00:19His family lived in a round, thatched hut made of mud and straw. They were herders,

00:25and their most valuable treasures were their cattle, strong, horned beasts with beautiful

00:30hides that provided milk, meat, and pride. Every morning, Juma led the cattle to graze in the tall

00:38grasses. His father had taught him how to track footprints, how to listen to the rustling grass,

00:43and how to sense danger in the air. Juma loved his cattle like family and knew each one by name.

00:55Behind a bush, a massive lion with golden eyes and a mane like fire leapt forward,

01:01teeth bared, heading straight for the cattle. The herd scattered in panic.

01:06Juma's heart raced, but he did not run. He remembered his father's words.

01:11The lion is strong, but courage is stronger. Grabbing his long stick and a burning branch

01:17from the small fire he had made for cooking, Juma shouted and ran toward the lion.

01:22The lion paused, surprised by the small figure running at him with flames. Juma waved the fiery

01:30branch and screamed, trying to look bigger and fiercer than he felt. He jabbed the fire near the lion's face.

01:39Startled and scorched slightly by the flame, the lion snarled and backed away. With one last roar,

01:46it turned and disappeared into the tall grass. The cattle regrouped slowly, still nervous. Juma checked

01:54each one, whispering to them gently, making sure none were hurt. His heart still pounded, but his eyes were

02:01calm. When he returned to the village with the cattle unharmed, the elders praised him. His mother wept

02:09tears of pride, and his father placed a hand on his shoulder and said, today you became a true warrior

02:16of the savannah. From that day on, Juma was no longer just a boy who washed the cattle. He was the boy who

02:24faced a lion who would save his family's livelihood. The story of his courage spread from hut to hut,

02:31and the people of the plains would whisper, that is Juma, the brave one who lit fire in the lion's eyes.

02:39And every evening, as the sun dipped below the endless savannah horizon, Juma would sit by his

02:46cattle, listening to their peaceful chewing, knowing he had earned his place among the guardians of the wild.

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