<span>In
ancient times, the Rainbow Crow was the most beautiful creature, a bird with
rainbow feathers which was also a splendid singer and enchanted all animals, good
and bad. One night, Rainbow Crow met other animals in November, worried about the
severity of the approaching winter. Rainbow Crow said that the Great Sky Spirit
had invented fire to keep them warm.
Although others doubted him, they were convinced by his conviction and confidence.
When he volunteered to fly to the kingdom of the Great Sky Spirit and return
with some fire, the animals cheered for their champion. Rainbow Crow flew until
exhaustion. Just before giving up, he saw the lands of the Great Sky Spirit.
After learning of the animals’ plight, the Spirit lit a torch from his fire and
then gave it to Crow, warning him of the sacrifice required to carry it, which
the Crow accepted bravely. The Crow held the torch in his beak getting burned
and irritated by it, affecting his lungs and mouth. He managed to take off and return
to Earth. By the time he returned, his wings
had been burned black, and he could not sing anymore because of the smoke in
his lungs. Now he was a regular crow, but never regretted his decision and felt
proud for helping his friends. It was worth it for him when he saw his friends
getting warm in the cold winter. His black feathers and rough voice were now a
symbol of his sacrifice.</span>
The fourth one I’m pretty sure
I think it was somewhat confusing I prefer the modern version that I read but otherwise it was pretty good, one of my favorites.:D
Answer:
She exclaimed with praise that it was a very beautiful scene.
