Arnold loved to dance. When the sun set, he danced in the light.

He was also the bravest. He protected his friends from danger.

Arnold was not just brave, he was also the nicest. He always helped others.

One day, Arnold noticed something. The river was rising.

He knew he had to do something. He hoped for a solution.

Arnold had a plan. He would build a barrier with rocks.

With his strength, he moved the rocks closer to the river.

Arnold worked hard. He was determined to keep his friends safer.

His friends watched him. They admired his courage and strength.

Finally, the barrier was ready. Arnold smiled at his work.

The river's flow was controlled. Arnold's friends were safe.

Arnold was a hero. His friends thanked him.

That night, Arnold danced. He danced with joy and relief.

Arnold was not just the largest and bravest, but also the kindest.

Everyone in the jungle knew Arnold was special. He was their hero.

Arnold continued to protect his friends. He was always there for them.

Even when the river rose again, Arnold was ready.

He was not just a leopard. He was a hero, a friend.

Arnold, the largest, bravest, and kindest leopard, will always be remembered.

Arnold's story spread across the jungle. He was respected by all.

Arnold's courage, strength, and kindness were an inspiration.

His story is a reminder. Size doesn't make a hero, courage and kindness do.

Arnold, the leopard, lived in a jungle. He was the largest, bravest, and kindest.