A Boy’s Courage

Bholu, a young boy lived in a small village. Poor Bholu was a small, short child who lived forever in fear that boys from a nearby village would bully him and try to have fun at his expense.

One day, a young wizard passed through the village and saw Bholu being laughed at. The wizard went over to Bholu after the other boys had left and gave him a beautiful lion’s tail and a small tie that let him hang from his belt. It’s a mystical tail. It will transform the wearer into a ferocious lion if they act courageously.

Bholu believed everything he said because he had witnessed the young wizard’s abilities during his act days earlier. From that point on, he wore the lion’s tail on his belt, hoping that the evil children would show up so that he could teach them a lesson.

Bholu attempted to flee when the boys arrived because he was afraid. But they quickly caught up to him and surrounded him from all ways. Bholu felt the lion’s tail hanging from his belt after the usual jokes and pushing started. 

With all the calm and ferocity in the world, Bholu then promised that if they didn’t leave him alone at that moment, one of them even if it was only one—would regret it forever—today, tomorrow, and any other day—by tensing his body, making two fists, and looking up at each of the boys. With the most determined expression, he kept looking them in the eye, ready to fulfil his promise.

All over, Bholu had goosebumps. The boys’ expressions were changing, so this had to signify that he was changing into a lion. After looking at each other and taking a step back, the boys eventually fled. With his new body, Bholu wanted to run after them and give them a good beating, but when he tried to move, he felt like his legs were short and normal, so he had to give up.

The wizard observed with a smile. He rushed to Bholu. Although his brand-new lion body only lasted a short time, and he could not fight them, Bholu was overjoyed.

The wizard told him, “You wouldn’t have been able to fight anyway.” “No one fights with lions because everyone runs away simply from seeing them and knowing how brave and ferocious they are. Everyone gets scared of them.” Have you ever witnessed lion combat?”

It was right. Bholu had no recollection of ever seeing a lion fight. As he looked at the lion’s tail, Bholu became overwhelmed with thought. He was also aware of everything. There had been nothing at all—no magic, no transformation, nothing at all. 

A good friend had shown him that bullies and other cowardly animals would never dare to confront a courageous boy.

Moral of A Boy’s Courage Story

Be courageous to confront anything in life. When you are scared of another person, you are probably not feeling your bravest. But sometimes just acting brave is enough to stop a bully.