Haruni Zhigalin: The Boy Who Could Talk to Animals

In a faraway land, there lived a young boy named Haruni Zhigalin. He was a kind and gentle boy, who loved nothing more than spending time with animals.
One day, while playing in the forest, Haruni came across a beautiful white deer. The deer was injured, and Haruni couldn't bear to leave it alone. He carefully picked up the deer and carried it back to his village.
As he nursed the deer back to health, Haruni discovered that he could talk to animals. At first, he was amazed and excited. He could now chat with his furry friends, asking them about their lives and adventures.
The animals in the forest were delighted to have a human friend who could understand them. They told Haruni about their secret hiding places, their favorite foods, and their greatest fears.

But not all the animals were kind. There was a wicked wolf who lived in the forest, who preyed on the other animals. Haruni knew that he had to protect his friends from the wolf.
One day, the wolf attacked a group of baby rabbits. Haruni saw what was happening and raced to their rescue. He shouted at the wolf, telling it to leave the rabbits alone.
The wolf was surprised to hear a human talking to him. He had never heard of anyone who could communicate with animals before.

"Who are you?" the wolf asked.
"I am Haruni Zhigalin," the boy replied. "And I am here to protect my friends."
The wolf laughed. "You think you can protect them from me? I am the strongest animal in the forest."
"We'll see about that," Haruni said.
And with that, Haruni and the wolf began to fight.

The battle was long and fierce. But in the end, Haruni was victorious. He defeated the wolf and saved the baby rabbits.
The animals in the forest were overjoyed. They cheered for Haruni and thanked him for his bravery.
From that day on, Haruni was known as the Boy Who Could Talk to Animals. He used his gift to help the animals in the forest, and to protect them from harm.
And so, Haruni Zhigalin lived happily ever after, surrounded by his animal friends.