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The forester had compassion for the ravenous female wolf and after two months the three wolves said thanks to him.

In the midst of a bone-chilling winter, a woodland ranger stumbled upon a weary she-wolf teetering on the edge of utter exhaustion. The barren wilderness offered scant sustenance in these unforgiving times, and the forlorn creature, driven by desperation, saw no other choice but to venture towards the secluded cabin, clinging to a glimmer of hope.

In the depths of the woodland, there dwelled a forest ranger known as Styopa, whose initial trepidation gave way to compassion as he encountered a weary she-wolf. Understanding the arduousness of securing sustenance amidst the wintry expanse, he extended a helping hand, offering the famished creature a morsel of meat.

Word of Styopa’s charitable act reached the ears of the local villagers, igniting concerns about the potential harm the wolf may inflict upon their livestock. However, a seasoned forester cautioned that if the creature remained famished, it posed a greater threat not only to the domesticated animals but also to the neighboring communities.

As the seasons transitioned, the wolf’s visits became less frequent, coinciding with the arrival of spring when ample nourishment awaited in the rejuvenated wilderness. The villagers gradually regained a sense of tranquility, yet the forest ranger harbored a tinge of sorrow, for a bond had formed between him and his lupine companion.

However, in the waning days of April, the wolf made a triumphant return, accompanied by her newborn cubs. It became evident that her visits were not solely for her own sustenance, but to nourish her offspring as well. The eyes of gratitude emanated from the predator’s gaze, leaving an indelible impression on the forester’s heart. Alas, the days of their encounters came to an end, as the forest wolf and her progeny ventured into the wilderness, their shared connection forever cherished by the ranger.

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