One day, Cesar saw a strange creature. It was an aardvark named Arthur. Arthur was an author who had come to the jungle for inspiration. He asked Cesar if he could help him understand the jungle better.

Cesar agreed to help Arthur. He showed him the jungle's flavors, from the sweet nectar of its flowers to the bitter taste of its roots. Arthur was grateful for Cesar's help. 'Thank you, Cesar. You are a great tutor,' he said.

Arthur wrote a book about his adventure with Cesar. He even included a picture of Cesar in his collar, looking in the mirror. Cesar was proud to be in a book. He felt like a major actor in the story of the jungle.

Cesar continued to help Arthur. He introduced him to the other animals, like the jaguar and the armadillo. Meanwhile, Arthur shared stories of his travels, like the icy polar regions and the busy harbor. They both learned a lot from each other.

In the end, Arthur left the jungle with a fantastic book. Cesar was happy to have made a new friend. He went back to his life in the jungle, but now he had a book to remember his adventure with Arthur. And whenever he looked in his mirror, he would remember that he was a major part of a great story.