Once upon a time, there was a stork and a quail who were friends. One day the Stork went to the farm to harvest her crops, bringing a cart driven by a Buffalo and another cart driven by a Horse.

The Stork happily picked all her crops, then transported them with her carts.

Before she knew it, it was already evening and the sky was cloudy. Sure enough, it started to rain while the Stork was still on her way home. The Stork was confused about where to take shelter.

In his confusion, because there were no huts along the way, the Stork suddenly remembered her friend Quail's house.

Finally, The Stork directed her cart to Quail's house.

When she arrived at Quail's house, the Stork knocked on the door.

"Excuse me, Aunt Quail," 

the Stork called Quail several times. And Quail, who already knew the Stork's voice, answered while walking towards the door.

"Please come in, Aunt Stork." She said.

Once inside, they chatted, coincidentally at that time Aunt Quail had two small children.

The rain never stopped, until the Stork intended to stay overnight at Quail's house.

Quail objected, because her house was small and her children were still small. But the Stork insisted, and the Stork promised to sleep on one side of the bed, curled up, quiet and not moving at all.

Because the Stork knew, the Quail was afraid that when she fell asleep, the Stork would unconsciously open her wide wings. The Quail was afraid of endangering her children.

Finally, because it was already night and the rain had not stopped, the Quail allowed the Stork to sleep with them on the condition that the Stork sleep peacefully without spreading her wings.

In the middle of the night, the Quail woke up, how shocked she was, when she saw the Stork's wings crushing her children, until the Quail's children died.