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- Nirmala, are you here?

Rani slowly entered the cave, pushing aside the thick vines that served as a kind of curtain for the entrance to the Tree. Once inside, the first thing Rani noticed was Isha and Hasani, who were playing carelessly under the supervision of their aunts - Tiifu and Zuri. It seems that these two enjoyed the opportunity to babysit little lion cubs, sometimes laughing and making funny faces. The Queen smiled warmly at the children and continued her search.

- Yes, Rani, I'm here, - Nirmala drew attention to herself, - has something happened?
- I don't even know how to say it, - the lioness waited a little, and then continued, - Fuli and Azaad found the staff of Majuzi on their morning rounds. A very old staff.
- Where did they find him?
- On...a tree? Rani said thoughtfully, - No matter how strange it sounds. And I wanted to ask you: do you know anything about what happened to the Tree a long time ago and can this staff have anything to do with this story?
- All I know, as a healer, is that the Tree has long lost its former power since the roar left our lands
- But Kion has returned, why does the Tree still not have its former power?
- I do not know the answer to this question. Unfortunately, Queen Janna didn't have time to tell me the whole story, or she didn't know much herself. But I think that the place of the staff is in the Tree, like all Majuzi staffs.
- Do you think we should take it?
- Don't worry, Rani, I'll take care of it, but in the meantime, go to bed, tomorrow the young heirs have their first lesson
- Really? - happily drawled both.
- Only if you close your eyes now and go to bed. It's time for Aunt Zuri and Aunt Tiifu to go.

In response, the usual dissatisfied moo was heard, but the cubs got up and went to their place of lodging for the night, without saying anything.

- Thank you for looking after them, girls.
- It's not difficult for us, apply!

With these words, both left the cave, and Rani went to her children to put them to bed or tell another bedtime story.

Description
- Nirmala, are you here?

Rani slowly entered the cave, pushing aside the thick vines that served as a kind of curtain for the entrance to the Tree. Once inside, the first thing Rani noticed was Isha and Hasani, who were playing carelessly under the supervision of their aunts - Tiifu and Zuri. It seems that these two enjoyed the opportunity to babysit little lion cubs, sometimes laughing and making funny faces. The Queen smiled warmly at the children and continued her search.

- Yes, Rani, I'm here, - Nirmala drew attention to herself, - has something happened?
- I don't even know how to say it, - the lioness waited a little, and then continued, - Fuli and Azaad found the staff of Majuzi on their morning rounds. A very old staff.
- Where did they find him?
- On...a tree? Rani said thoughtfully, - No matter how strange it sounds. And I wanted to ask you: do you know anything about what happened to the Tree a long time ago and can this staff have anything to do with this story?
- All I know, as a healer, is that the Tree has long lost its former power since the roar left our lands
- But Kion has returned, why does the Tree still not have its former power?
- I do not know the answer to this question. Unfortunately, Queen Janna didn't have time to tell me the whole story, or she didn't know much herself. But I think that the place of the staff is in the Tree, like all Majuzi staffs.
- Do you think we should take it?
- Don't worry, Rani, I'll take care of it, but in the meantime, go to bed, tomorrow the young heirs have their first lesson
- Really? - happily drawled both.
- Only if you close your eyes now and go to bed. It's time for Aunt Zuri and Aunt Tiifu to go.

In response, the usual dissatisfied moo was heard, but the cubs got up and went to their place of lodging for the night, without saying anything.

- Thank you for looking after them, girls.
- It's not difficult for us, apply!

With these words, both left the cave, and Rani went to her children to put them to bed or tell another bedtime story.