A Kids Story Mother Fish Maroon’s Concern and Her Daughter Meiji’s Bravery
It was mentioned once that there was a large pond in a forest with many fish dwelling in it. Among them was a large fish named Maroon. Maroon has a daughter who is popularly known as Meiji. Meiji was quite attractive. Meiji’s eyes were incredibly adorable. Meiji’s mother, Maroon, always warned her not to wander too far into the pond when playing and to return early since the pond extends onto a vast sea full of enormous crocodiles. There are additional huge fish that prey on other fish. Meiji usually followed her mother, Maroon, and did not venture far into the pond before returning to her house after playing.
Meiji enjoyed the blue sky, brilliant sun, and refreshing water after swimming a long distance. Meiji planned to travel a little further before returning to her pond. However, Meiji was unaware that the pond’s water was draining into a deep ditch. The water in the pond was producing a very loud sound as it flowed forward, which Meiji was terrified of. Meiji started swimming backwards, but she had already reached the edge of the ditch, where the water was flowing down into the deep ditch.
Meiji soon slipped into the ditch filled with water. Meiji began crying and worried about how she would get back to the pond. Meiji missed her mother, Maroon, greatly. Meiji was crying.
Now Meiji thought that she should stop crying and act rationally. And think of some useful smart hacks and go back to her pond. Meiji was still thinking as she looked around in the water. She saw thousands of fish like her everywhere. Not only fishes, but also many things to eat.
She admired the lovely rocks and blue sky. As she was observing all of this, a crocodile approached Meiji. Meiji instantly attempted to climb back up the waterfall. However, they were unable to climb. A crocodile named Mungo. Meiji wants to fight Mungo. She spoke angrily to the Mungo crocodile. And replied to Mungo the crocodile, “If you try to eat me, I shall vomit on you.” Mungo crocodile yelled angrily, “O little fish, this is my area; why did you enter it?”
An octopus was listening to them all, he explained. This sea belongs to everyone; we should all live together. If the small fish do not hurt us, we should not hurt them. Instead, we should all live together. However, the Mungo crocodile ignored the octopus and attacked Meiji. The octopus rapidly grasped Meiji with its numerous hands before hiding in a small hole inside a rock.
The Mungo crocodile waited for them for quite some time before leaving. Now, the octopus told Meiji, “Look how many fish like you dwell around, but they know how to avoid harmful sea predators and how to protect themselves.” We should not be frightened to tackle any problem in life. And you should always strive to defend yourself. Octopus was just explaining to Meiji.
Meiji saw her mother, Maroon had also come to the sea looking for her. Meiji runs away from her mother, Maroon, and she reassures her mother that she is all right. At first, Maroon slapped Meiji with her tail in anger because Meiji disobeyed her mother and walked away from the pond towards the sea. Then Maroon hugged Meiji and shed tears because Maroon had longed for Meiji.
As they were all discussing, a large shark appeared alongside the monkfish. The shark had never seen such exquisite fish before, so it swam towards it, and the Mungo crocodile followed suit. But Meiji quickly grabbed her mother’s tail and hid in a hole inside the rock.
Meiji told Maroon, “Mother, we have to stay in the sea and avoid the huge marine creatures.” We should not be afraid of anyone but rather spend our lives competitively. Maroon was quite proud of her daughter Meiji’s bravery. Finally, Maroon decided to stay in the sea. Maroon also enjoyed the sea.
Aim of This Story
From this story we get a lesson that wherever we want to be and in whatever situation we are, we should not lose courage and instead of running away in fear, we should act bravely.
