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Leon And Savanna
Leon and the Great Roar
There once was a great lion called Leon he was the mighty king of the African Savanna. He was always helping all of the other animals with things like chasing out the other lions that were hunting down the other animals. The animals of the Savanna had all banded together to create a small animal village. Leon had lived on the top of a cliff where he watched over everyone and protected them from danger. Leon was always helping everyone either watching over the young animals playing or hunting for food he basically helped everyone with their problems. One day Leon was getting fed up with everyone asking for help and not getting any thanks or appreciation for his deeds so he left the Savanna and his home. He climbed over …show more content…
Leon went to his home on the waterfall and went to sleep. He woke up and there had been gifts placed all around him. Like. Berries and fruits and other miscellaneous items. They were treating him like a king and that's where the term the lion is the king of the jungle. But Leon could not accept these gifts and gave everyone back there gifts. While giving back the gifts all of the animals at first were scared, but when they realized what was happening and Leon was becoming their friendly king. This went on for many months but then the animals started asking him for more favors and eventually he started getting homesick and started for home but when he tried to leave the animals had started to go crazy and tackled Leon, but Leon didn’t fall he staggered and with all the animals on his back he headed for his home. He went over mountain tops and through lakes and rivers and past other biomes and eventually the animals all became tired or hungry and got off of Leon. Eventually Leon had arrived home where he had found that the other lions had started to harass and even ate some of the animals of his Savannah village. Leon was outraged that they had taken over his village but it was only fair seeing his absence but Leon didn’t care there was a fire building up in him that the other lions could not see
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