#Onc upon a time, in a dense forest, there lived a mighty lion named Leo. Leo was known as the king of the jungle, #feared by all the animals for his strength and roar. One sunny afternoon, after a big meal, Leo decided to take a nap under a large tree.

As he lay there snoring, a tiny rat named Rizo scurried by. Rizo was curious and playful, always looking for adventure. Seeing the lion's huge paws, Rizo thought, "What big paws! They must feel like soft pillows." Without thinking twice, Rizo ran up to Leo's paw and began to play.

#Suddenly, Leo woke up. Feeling something tickling his paw, he looked down and saw the little rat. Furious at being disturbed, Leo caught Rizo in his powerful claws.

"How dare you disturb my sleep, little rat!" roared Leo. "I’m going to eat you as a punishment."

Rizo trembled with fear but quickly thought of a way to save himself. "Oh mighty Leo, please forgive me!" squeaked Rizo. "I didn’t mean to disturb you. If you spare my life, I promise I’ll help you one day."

Leo laughed loudly. "You? Help me? How could a tiny rat like you ever help a lion? That’s impossible!" But seeing how small and harmless Rizo was, Leo decided to let him go. "Go away, little rat. You're too small to bother eating."

Rizo quickly scampered away, grateful to be alive.

A few days later, Leo was wandering through the forest when he accidentally stepped into a hunter’s trap. A strong net made of ropes pulled him up into the air. Leo struggled and roared, but the more he fought, the tighter the ropes became.

Hearing Leo’s mighty roars, Rizo recognized the voice of his old friend. He rushed to the scene and found Leo trapped. Without wasting time, Rizo began gnawing at the ropes with his sharp teeth. Slowly but steadily, the ropes began to snap.

After a lot of effort, Rizo managed to free Leo. The mighty lion was amazed and deeply grateful. “Thank you, little friend,” said Leo. “You’ve taught me that no matter how small someone is, they can still be a great help.”

From that day on, Leo and Rizo became the best of friends, proving that even the mightiest of creatures sometimes need help from the smallest. And they both lived happily ever after.