Punishment of a Liar Completing Story

Once upon a time, in a village, there was a young shepherd boy who took care of a group of sheep near a forest. Among the trees lived a sly wolf that would sometimes come out and harm the lambs and the villagers. The shepherd boy had a bad habit – he liked to tell lies. He would play tricks on the villagers by shouting, "Wolf! Wolf! Help!" even when there was no real danger. The villagers, worried for his safety, would quickly rush to his aid with sticks, tools, and spears. But every time they arrived, there was no wolf in sight.

The boy found it amusing to see the villagers alarmed and then laugh at their frustration. He repeated this prank over and over again, making the villagers angry with his deceit. They would come to rescue him, only to find there was no danger at all.

However, one day, a real wolf appeared. The boy shouted as loudly as he could, but this time, when the villagers heard his cries, they did not believe him. They didn't come to help. The wolf attacked and killed all the sheep. The boy screamed for help, but no one came to his aid. The wolf didn't spare the boy either, and the young shepherd lost his life because of his lies.

This story teaches us an important lesson – we should always tell the truth and never lie. Just like the shepherd boy, if we keep telling lies, people might not believe us when we really need their help. It's important to be honest and trustworthy in our words and actions.