Umar II Goyanes: The Boy Who Could Talk to Animals

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Umar II Goyanes who lived in a small village in the mountains. Umar II Goyanes loved animals, and he could talk to them! He could talk to the birds, the rabbits, the squirrels, and even the bears.

One day, Umar II Goyanes was playing in the forest when he saw a group of hunters. The hunters were chasing a deer, and they were about to kill it. Umar II Goyanes ran out into the clearing and shouted, "Stop! Don't hurt the deer!"

The hunters were surprised to see a little boy talking to them. They stopped and asked Umar II Goyanes why he wanted to save the deer.

"The deer is my friend," Umar II Goyanes said. "I talk to him all the time. He's a kind and gentle creature, and he doesn't deserve to die."

The hunters were touched by Umar II Goyanes's words. They lowered their weapons and let the deer go. Umar II Goyanes was so happy! He ran up to the deer and hugged him.

"Thank you for saving me," the deer said. "I'm so glad that I met you, Umar II Goyanes."

Umar II Goyanes and the deer became best friends. They would play together in the forest every day, and they would talk about all sorts of things. Umar II Goyanes learned a lot from the deer, and the deer learned a lot from Umar II Goyanes.

One day, a terrible storm came to the village. The wind howled, the rain poured, and the thunder roared. Umar II Goyanes was scared, but he knew that he had to help his animal friends.

Umar II Goyanes ran out into the storm and started talking to the animals. He told them to stay calm and that he would protect them. The animals listened to Umar II Goyanes, and they all huddled together for safety.

The storm raged for hours, but Umar II Goyanes and the animals stayed safe. When the storm finally passed, Umar II Goyanes was exhausted, but he was also proud of himself for helping his friends.

Umar II Goyanes continued to talk to animals for the rest of his life. He helped many animals in need, and he made many friends along the way. Umar II Goyanes was a kind and compassionate boy, and he will always be remembered for his love of animals.