You enjoy questioning the nature of fables a lot, don't you?
[ not that she minds - this one is just partly made up anyway. ]
The brothers went to the village and showed the village head the seeds, telling him of Satori's request. Together they planted the seeds, and as promised the trees up the mountain withered away soon after. In turn, the newly planted trees grew practically overnight and apples fell from their branches at the end of the month.
And so a new offering was established. Every month the boys would receive a basket of fresh apples, and soon the quaint little village had enough apples to begin trading with other villages. The taste of the fruit was sublime, far more than the typical apple tree, and the village became famous for their signature fruit.
As for the brothers, they took on jobs in the village and helped it flourish throughout the years. And every month they would both take a single apple from their given basket and leave it to Lord of the Mountain, never forgetting his wisdom.
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You enjoy questioning the nature of fables a lot, don't you?
[ not that she minds - this one is just partly made up anyway. ]
The brothers went to the village and showed the village head the seeds, telling him of Satori's request. Together they planted the seeds, and as promised the trees up the mountain withered away soon after. In turn, the newly planted trees grew practically overnight and apples fell from their branches at the end of the month.
And so a new offering was established. Every month the boys would receive a basket of fresh apples, and soon the quaint little village had enough apples to begin trading with other villages. The taste of the fruit was sublime, far more than the typical apple tree, and the village became famous for their signature fruit.
As for the brothers, they took on jobs in the village and helped it flourish throughout the years. And every month they would both take a single apple from their given basket and leave it to Lord of the Mountain, never forgetting his wisdom.
The End.