Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a little girl named Aula. Aula was a cheerful and curious girl who was always eager to explore the world. She was full of energy and loved to help her parents in the farm and learn more about the things around her.

One day, Aula decided to take a walk through the village to explore. As she walked, she saw a lot of things that she had never seen before. She saw different kinds of birds and some strange animals, and she even saw a rainbow in the sky.

Aula was so intrigued by all the new things that she saw that she decided to explore the nearby forest. She was a little worried at first, because she had heard stories of the forest being dangerous. But she was brave and determined to find out what was out there.

Aula ventured into the forest and soon found herself surrounded by tall trees, colorful birds, and exotic animals. It was like a completely different world to her. She felt so small and insignificant compared to the big world that was around her.

As she continued to explore the forest, she stumbled upon a large lake. In the middle of the lake was a small island. Aula was so curious that she decided to swim out to the island and explore it.

When she reached the island, Aula noticed something strange. There was an old woman sitting on the island, weaving something out of leaves and twigs.

Aula was amazed that someone could be living in such a remote place. She decided to introduce herself and talk to the old woman. The woman welcomed her warmly and told her that her name was Nular.

Nular then told Aula the story of how she had come to the island. She said that she was a magical being who had been banished from her homeland and had come to this island to find peace and solitude. She asked Aula to stay with her on the island and help take care of it.

Aula was overjoyed by this offer and readily agreed to help Nular. For the next few months, Aula helped take care of the island and learn whatever she could from Nular.

One day, Aula asked Nular if she could go back home and help her family. Nular agreed and allowed her to go back home. Aula thanked her for all her help and said goodbye.

After bidding farewell to Nular, Aula realized that she had gained so much knowledge and wisdom from her stay on the island. She had learned valuable lessons about life, friendship, and the importance of taking care of nature.

The moral of the story is that we should always be willing to help others and be open to learning new things. We should never be afraid to explore, even if it means venturing out of our comfort zone. We can gain so much knowledge, understanding, and wisdom when we are brave enough to explore and welcome new experiences.