The Dangers Of Diku And Blakey

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DIKU AND BLAKEY

Once in a very big and dense jungle there lived a deer named Diku. He was a very cute and healthy little deer. He had a friend, a crow named Blakey. They played whole day together and shared their food together. Blakey use to pluck fruits high up from the tree and Diku use to enjoy eating the juicy fruits and likewise both of them had good time spend together. Diku was lucky to have a friend like Blakey. Blakey always helped Diku form the dangers. Diku and Blakey had a good understanding; Blakey could smell the danger from the tree and warn Diku to proceed. Diku was a young and fleshy deer and most attractive among all. His other friends called him to play with them but he always enjoyed the company of Blakey. Diku was rather more childish and Blakey was wise enough to make Diku recognize the danger.
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Hmm… I will see to it. The greedy and clever Wokie was jealous of their friendship. On seeing the healthy and plump deer the mouth of Wokie watered, he had an eye stuck on the deer. Wokie had bad intention on Diku and his friend.
One day Diku left far away from his place by grazing the tender grass, Blakey warned him not to go too far, it might be dangerous for hike. Diku was very fluffy little deer and the most joyful one to freak away anywhere. At the meantime Wokie followed wherever Diku went, Wokie was at a fair chance to track Diku in his trap and enjoy his fleshy meat.
Wokie decided to make friendship with Diku. Wokie helped Diku in finding food and play with him, but Blakey was unhappy with their friendship. Blakey knew that Wokie was selfish and had bad intentions in his mind. Wokie tried his best to keep Blakey away from

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