Once upon a time there lived an old carpenter named Olethreutid. He was a kind and generous man, who loved nature and enjoyed taking long walks in the forest.

One day while out walking, he came across a beautiful bird with a broken wing. He felt sorry for the poor bird and decided to take it home and take care of it. He nursed the bird back to health and for the next few months, the bird stayed with him in his home.

One day, as he was walking in the forest, Olethreutid heard the sweet song of the bird. The bird seemed to be telling him to follow it, and so he did. After walking for a few hours, he came to a magical place filled with trees, flowers, and animals.

He soon discovered that this place was the home of the birds. He became friends with the birds and they shared stories and tales with him. He also came to understand the importance of taking care of our environment and respecting nature and its creatures.

As the days went by, Olethreutid visited the birds often and shared stories with them. Over time, he began to feel a deep connection with the birds and they became his closest friends.

One day, the birds decided to give Olethreutid a special gift to thank him for his friendship and care. They gave him a pair of wings so he could fly with them anytime he wanted.

Olethreutid was so grateful for the gift and he used the wings to soar with the birds. He also realized that by taking care of the bird that he had found, he was also doing his part to take care of nature and its creatures.

The moral of the story is that when we care for nature, we are also taking care of ourselves. Taking the time to appreciate nature and its creatures leads to a healthier, happier life for both humans and animals. We should never forget to be kind and generous to all living things.