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The sky got dark, the clouds began to thicken, and somewhere the thunder was thundering, but Foley paid absolutely no attention to it, killed by grief ... she continued to go to the lake.
He started to spread a little rain, and the nasty drizzle hit his eyes and hung on a fur coat. Foley had never felt such pain before, and her heart was clenched in sadness and loneliness. She never imagined that one day one of their team members might not be there.
Throughout their friendship, they had become a real family, each member of which had always helped and helped everyone in trouble. These thoughts and the nasty weather made Foley fall apart even more, and tears fell to the ground, mixed with drops of rain.
Foley went round the trees and reeds to the ominous lake. The gray sky was reflected in it, and the water was rippling with droplets. Water from far away seemed gray and dead. Foley was walking on the white sand, looking for her friend, she hoped that he hadn't crashed against the rocks, but survived.
Having passed 10-15 meters and found no one, she was completely desperate, and tears poured out of her eyes. And suddenly, having passed a small fern and reeds thicket, the girl noticed something yellow in the distance, but because of the light rain, it was difficult to see what it was or who it was.
Foley pulled out of to this silhouette. The subject was about 20 meters away from her, and as she ran, she could see the silhouette more and more clearly. I think you guessed it was Kayon. He was lying half in the water, with his face stuck in the sand.
The waves coming from the waterfall sometimes "covered" him like a blanket. He was carried ashore by the current from the waterfall. A Foley "flew" to the lion cub.
- Kayon, honey, get up! - She was throwing herself around the lion cub. Nothing came up in response, Kayon was lying still, and it wasn't even clear whether he was breathing or not.
- No... you couldn't... can you hear me?! I'm here! - Sobbing and smoothing Kayon's head, whispering Foley.
She pulled Kayon out of the water and gently put him on the sand, and she lay down next to him with her face in his coat...
With great hope in her eyes, Foley looked at the prince, who was lying next to her with his eyes closed.
- It was all my fault... If I hadn't come to that edge... - The cheetah blamed herself by wiping her tears.
Foley desperate to get up and move away from the lion cub to the bushes, she decided to tear off the biggest fern leaf to keep Kayon out of the rain. Suddenly, Foley heard someone crying and some rustling.
She turned around and Kayon kept lying still. Foley decided she thought she saw it and continued to look for the sheet. Suddenly, the rustle repeated itself. She decided not to pay attention to any sounds, thinking it was the wind.
Suddenly, Foley heard a weak, quiet voice from behind:
- Foley... - whispered.
- KAYON! - Foley shouted in her voice and rushed to him.
Yes, it was Kayon who said her name. He opened his eyes, and with a light smile, he watched Foley run gracefully towards him. At that moment, in Kayon's eyes, she was like a savior angel coming down from the sky. Fly "flew" to the lion cub and began to hug him and rub against him.
- YOU ARE ALIVE! I BELIEVED YOU WERE ALIVE! - I shouted cheetah out loud, pinned to Kayon. She could see the tears of joy in front of her.
Kayon sat down slightly and put his head on Foley's head. They could probably sit there forever.
- Are you in pain? Head? You didn't break anything to yourself? How did you not crash? - When I got away from Kayon, I started to ask him questions and look at his companion.
- Everything's been worse, Foley, and Kayon answered with a smile.
- Why did you do that?! What if you had died? Do you have any idea how we would live without you?! - Foley began to resent and waving her paws while sobbing up her memories of how she was almost left without her best friend.
- Calm down, you're still behind us. I couldn't let you die, because you... you're my way, so I stuck to my last word and said a little of lion. Fully blurred her smile and hugged Kayon again.
- Let's go home, can you go? - Foley asked with concern in her voice. Kayon began to get up slowly, gently, so he wouldn't fall.
- I can, I can, I think of going, too.
Foley stood by to support Kayon in the event of a fall. And so, the two keepers went home slowly...
- Kayon shyly said the girl.
- Yes, Foley.
- I'm sorry because it was because of me... if I hadn't come to the edge, everything would have been fine - Foley put her head down and looked away.
- Foley, - Kayon stopped and took the companion. - It could happen to anyone! Don't worry, I'm alive, you're alive, you're fine. Each of us can make mistakes. But remember, not so long ago, when we were trying to get the gazelle out of the crevice in the mountains by the whole team, I slipped and almost fell from such a huge height, you flew up, grabbed me, and I held back! - Kayon answered with pride and a smile.
- Yes, of course, I remember you thanking me for three days, laughing, Foley said.
Foley and Kayon laughed and decided to move on. They took the path. By that time, the clouds had begun to dissipate and the sun was playing with rays on the grass and trees through small clouds.
- Look, the weather is also glad you're okay! - suddenly started Foley.
- In what sense? - a little without understanding asked a little lion.
- Well, I mean, when you fell from the waterfall, the clouds formed, the rain was pouring as if the weather was grieving for your loss. And now that you're okay, it's stopped raining and the sun is starting to peek!
- Wow! - Kayon said, looking at the sky with some admiration.
- Kayon, how's the back of your head? A stone fell on you!
- It hurts a little, to be honest, because of the stone I missed you, so I should apologize.
- Nothing, because it can happen to anyone! - To quote Kayon, Foley answered.
- Look! The Rock of Ancestors! - Kayon even jumped up even though his paws were a little sick.
- Where?
- Out, far behind the trees!
- Great! It's right on course! But Kayon, we won't have time to get home today. It's very far away and you're limping, so I guess we'll have to take a break.
- Yes, you're probably right... But we need to make it before the party. And I left the guys to work alone. Eh... and it will fly me from my father...
- I think he'll understand.
- I hope...
Meanwhile, everything on the Rock of Ancestors was already ready for the Unity Day celebration. Meanwhile, animals and birds were preparing to celebrate. A strange event took place on Rafiki's baobab. A new mysterious drawing appeared on the walls.
- Well done, friends! I think the king will be pleased! - sitting in the middle of a tree branch, Zazu said.
- And where is Kayon, Foley, and the little B... - said Bisti, anxiously asking.
- I don't know, - said Onno. When he took off above the trees, Onno squint and stared at them for a long time. Finally, after a while, he noticed Bangu sleeping peacefully under a tree after a hearty meal. But Kayon and Foley were nowhere to be seen.
- Well, what can you see?
- I see Bangu sleeping under the tree, but Kayon and Foley are nowhere to be found. It's strange... - Ohno said, landing on the ground.
- You have to tell Simba!
... to be continued...
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