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After the stork was done delivering a animal he was sent to deliver which was a electric eel , you could see all the other white clouds compared to his grey cloud that was easy to spot.The stork got electrocuted while taking to electric eel to its home.
The stork started thinking about all the animals he was sent to deliver in the past and how much he has gotten hurt while taking them.Then he has also lost so many feathers because of that same reason and he is really tired because he gets little sleep because he has to deliver a lot of animals.
He couldn’t hold it in anymore and he told his grey cloud (With hand signals and stuff like that because there are no words in this story).
Then the grey cloud got sad and started thinking about what the stork has told him and he started agreeing with the stork because it is true he gets very little sleep and gets hurt a lot because of the animals he sends him to deliver.Then , he has also lost a lot of feathers because of the animals too. …show more content…
The grey cloud then started crying like crazy because he didn’t know what to do to fix this problem with his poor stork that trys his best on helping but not even the protection he asked for could keep him safe.Then the grey cloud got an idea.He remembered how the stork loves the safe animals that don’t do any harm like puppy’s and other animals like that.So he tryed making safe animals for a while.He could not do it because he was never taught to.Then , He remembered when his stork asked for help on making

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