The Snake and the Eagle
A giant snake was wrapped around the neck of an eagle he caught and was about to strangle him. A merciful farmer passing by intervened in the situation, untied the snake, and saved the eagle from death. The snake was angered at the farmer and secretly sprayed poison into the man's water bowl. Just as the farmer was about to drink the poisoned water, the eagle gliding from above snatched the bowl with his talons and knocked it to the ground, and the water spilled on the soil.
Good deeds done are never forgotten; when the time comes, they return as the greatest saving shield. Showing loyalty to kindness and protecting the one who saves a life is the condition of true friendship. Whoever does good finds the reward of kindness at a moment they least expect. Sense of loyalty is the strongest shield at the moment of danger.
Whoever does good finds good, loyalty saves life. Kindness is not forgotten, returns timelessly. Being loyal saves life. One doing good finds good.
Poisoned cup is knocked over with loyalty. True friend protects life. Mercy does not go to waste.