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Fire Boy (Part 2)
The Great Demon roared angrily and pounced on Aza. Holding the fire, Aza fled to a cave next door with many strange rocks, but was grabbed by the big demon and fell to the ground. The gourd was broken and the water was dripping on a stone. That stone was Aza's father, but he had no time to change back into human form, and could only turn into a puff of green smoke to block the attack of the great demon
Aza heard green smoke whispering in his ear, "Child, swallow the fire into your stomach, this time you must bring the fire back to the village!"
Aza bravely swallowed the fire into his stomach and slashed the great demon with a bamboo knife.
The Great Demon saw Aza swallow the fire into his stomach and was very angry. He waved away the green smoke with his sword and pounced on Aza and Martha. But the green smoke followed the Big Devil closely, and the Big Devil couldn't catch Aza. At this moment, Martha turned into a gust of wind and rolled Aza up and sent him outside the cave.
The Great Demon pointed at Aza and said, "Burn it, Tinder!" Burn this kid to death! ”
The fire turned into a flaming ball of fire, and Aza cried out in pain.
The burning fire in his stomach tormented Aza, but he did not fall. He gritted his teeth and ran desperately, reading, "Goodbye, Martha, thank you for saving me from the cave of the Great Demon, goodbye."
Aza ran back to the village day and night, but did not catch up with the last time to see his mother, because she missed Aza too much, plus she could not resist the cold, and had died of illness.
With tears in her eyes, Aza cried out, "Mom, Mom, I'm back!" ”
With the last of his strength, Aza picked up the bamboo knife left by his father and took the fire out of his body. The people in the village all shouted excitedly, tinder, tinder..." The blazing light of the fire reflected everyone's smiling faces.
With a smile on the corner of his mouth, Aza passed away in the light of the fire. He knew that the whole village would henceforth be freed from darkness and suffering.
In honor of the child who brought back the fire, the Hani called the fire "Aza", which has not changed until now.
Thanks to the kids for listening
See you next time