Ranjan's Roar

In the very heart of the jungle, where the sun struggled to filter through the dense foliage, lived a tiger named Ranjan, he was swift, powerful, and his orange coat seemed to burn as the evening fell. But Ranjan had a great regret: he had never been able to roar.

Ever since he was a cub, his mother insisted that his roar would be his greatest power, but he could only open his jaws without making a sound. The other animals mocked him: "What value does a tiger have that can't roar?"

One day, the entire jungle shook. Hunters had burst in with cages and shotguns, the monkeys howled, the deer ran in terror, and even the snakes hid in the undergrowth, seeking shelter.

Ranjan then saw a small bear cub caught in a trap. He felt a flame rise within him, his claws gripped the ground, and without hesitation, he opened his mouth wide.

A deep, fearsome roar echoed throughout the jungle. Birds took flight, the trees seemed to tremble, and terrified hunters threw down their weapons and fled in terror.

From that day on, Ranjan became not only the strongest tiger, but also the most admired. Not exactly for his roar, but more for his courage.