A Wonderful Story About a Kid and a Half Rooster
A Wonderful Story About a Kid and a Half Rooster: There once lived an old man and an old woman. One cat and one rooster were all they had in the entire globe.
They were starving and extremely destitute. They had a bad argument and agreed to never get back together.
The elderly lady stole the cat. It was taken by the elderly man.
Small birds would be caught by the cat. The elderly woman would roast the birds, providing her with food.
But the elderly man had absolutely nothing to eat.
After some time had passed, he went to the rooster and apologised. I’ll have to split you in half and consume half of you.
The rooster also nodded.
He divided the rooster in half, earning him the nickname “Half Rooster” or “Gjysma Gjeli” in Albanian.
The old man shared a home with Gjysma Gjeli. But eventually he had the thought, “I need to go collect some money.”
In order to navigate the world, Gjysma Gjeli began to walk along the road while hopping on one foot.
He encountered a frog in a pond along the route.
“Where the heck are you going, ribbit?”
I’m finding my way in the world, Gjysma Gjeli declared.
“Take me along with you.”
And I’ll support you day and night.
Gjysma Gjeli, jump inside of me.
The frog hopped along till he reached the fox before leaping into the half-stomach: rooster’s
Where are you headed?
I’m finding my way in the world, Gjysma Gjeli declared.
‘Bring me along on the journey.
And I’ll support you day and night.
Gjysma Gjeli, jump inside of me.
The fox hopped till he reached a wolf before leaping into the half-stomach: rooster’s
Where are you headed?
I’m finding my way in the world, Gjysma Gjeli declared.
‘Bring me along on the journey.
And I’ll support you day and night.
Gjysma Gjeli, jump inside of me.
The wolf skipped till he reached a small mouse before leaping into the half-stomach: rooster’s
Where are you headed?
I’m finding my way in the world, Gjysma Gjeli declared.
‘Bring me along on the journey.
And I’ll support you day and night.
Gjysma Gjeli, jump inside of me.
The little mouse hopped as he jumped inside the half-stomach. rooster’s
Gjysma Gjeli entered the gardens of the king’s residence after feeling rather full. He crooned like only a Gjysma Gjeli half-rooster can there in the cabbage patch.
The king, however, rushed out. What’s the noise, you ask? Take that rooster down!
The men of the monarch went to search for the rooster in the cabbage patch. Up until the last cabbage, they removed the head from each and every one. They discovered Gjysma Gjeli there, inside the cabbage.
Well, roast that half rooster, the monarch said.
As a result, they took Gjysma Gjeli and baked him.
He screamed, “Save me!”
The frog leaped from his stomach. The frog’s entire stomach contents from the pond came whooshing out over the fire. It extinguished the flames.
Oh well, the king said. Let the geese tear that half-rooster to pieces, I thought.
He was thus placed among the geese, and they began to peck at him.
He cried out, “Save me!” as soon as they began to peck at him.
The fox sprung out of his belly and devoured all of the geese.
Oh well, the king said. Put him in the stables, I suppose. Let the horses tramp him underfoot.
The stable door was then shut after the king’s men had placed Gjysma Gjeli inside. They locked the barn door, and the horses rose up to crush Gjysma Gjeli under their enormous feet.
He screamed, “Save me!”
The wolf leaped out of his belly and startled all the horses.
The king replied, “Well, lock him up firmly in a huge treasure box!”
So they unlocked the king’s largest treasure box, placed Gjysma Gjeli inside, and then tightly closed it.
There were numerous gold coins in the treasure chest. One by one, Gjysma Gjeli ate those gold coins until they were all inside of him.
“Help me!” He sobbed once more.
The mouse leaped out of him. The side of the treasure container was chewed through by the mouse.
Gjysma Gjeli, with all of those gold coins inside of him, was forced out of that hole. He turned around and hopped back in the direction of the elderly man.
One gold coin fell from his beak as he jumped, the king’s warriors chasing after him (but they weren’t swift enough).
He continued to hop till he found the elderly man again.
Gjysma Gjeli declared, “I will live with you, but you must remember to feed me adequately and provide me with a soft place to sleep.” Keep tapping me with your rod every day, please.
The old man then struck Gjysma Gjeli with a rod, causing one gold coin to fall from his beak.
With that gold coin, the elderly man had plenty to eat plus leftovers.
He tapped Gjysma Gjeli again the following day, and this time he found another gold coin. There was a new gold coin the following day and each day after that.
When the old woman learned that the old guy had so many gold coins, she became envious. She then ordered her cat to look for gold coins.
The cat started travelling. It moved toward the spot where Gjysma Gjeli’s beak had fallen the gold coin. That cat devoured the gold coin before moving on.
After that, it stopped discovering gold coins and simply ate other objects.
The elderly woman picked up her rod and tapped the cat when it came back to her. A gold coin did indeed emerge from its mouth.
She experienced joy for a day.
The cat came out of his mouth with a salamander the following day when she tapped him.
The following day, when she gave him a tap, a rat sprang out of his mouth.
On the third day, a snake emerged from the cat.
The cat fled in fright when she became so furious with it.
Gjysma Gjeli and the elderly man therefore spent the remainder of their days in luxury.