Once upon a time, there was The Garden. A place where all animals of a kind were at peace. This place was created by a boy years ago that came from the sky. There he met a rabbit and a fox. It's told he saw the friendship between the two animals. This sight gave him an idea. So with the flash of his golden eyes, he created The Garden. The animals were curious. And with it, the Tree of Life was born in the forest's center. An Eternal Spring sprouted from the tree. The animals later drank the water, gaining the ability to speak. The animals cheered with glee. The boy told the animals about his incredible adventures and the many friends he made along the way. The animals were intrigued. So, the boy decided to stay for a while. He taught them about the outside world along with the dangers. The animals were horrified. But he told them not to fear because this Garden will protect them, and his spirit will always be with them since they drank from The Tree of Life. The animals were relieved. And then the day came for his departure. He told the animals he had stopped here to rest, for his adventures were far from over. The animals were sad. Before the boy left, he told them, he'd decided to make this place his home when his adventures were over. He promised. The animals were delighted. Before the boy disappeared into the sky, he told them to value one another and never forget what he taught them. He said the animals he had stopped here to rest for his adventures were far from over. The animals were sad. Before the boy left, he told them, he'd decided to make this place his home when his adventures were over. He promised. The animals were delighted. Before the boy disappeared into the sky, he told them to value one another and never forget what he taught them. He said the animals he had stopped here to rest, for his adventures were far from over. The animals were sad. Before the boy left, he told them, he'd decided to make this place his home when his adventures were over. He promised. The animals were delighted. Before the boy disappeared into the sky, he told them to value one another and never forget what he taught them. Before the boy vanished into the sky, he told them to cherish one another and never forget what he taught them. Before the boy disappeared into the sky, he told them to value one another and never forget what he taught them.

"Until then, my friends, farewell."

The end.

"Reread it, grandpa."

"Yeah, reread it, grandpa."

"Oh, I think that's enough for tonight."

"But I like the story."

"Can you reread it tomorrow night?"

"Absolutely. I will always read it when you ask. All right off you kids go, time for bed."

"Grandpa, can you sing that song again to us?"

"Ok, but you both have to promise me to go to bed."

"We promise."

"We promise."

"The Garden, a peaceful place where we could be friends, welcome to Eden, welcome to Eden.

Can you feel the Light in the air?

It will steal you away. Let it be your guide, and then you'll find The Garden near the tide.

We'll welcome you with open arms.

And The Garden will shelter you from harm.

Welcome to Eden, welcome to Eden,

Welcome to The Garden."

And with that, the old fox shuts the door to the kid's room; he slowly makes his way around his house. An old blind rabbit sits in a wooden chair near a fireplace. He then goes to the fireplace, where he sits on a wooden chair next to the rabbit. 

"Can you feel that old friend?

"Yes, my dear friend. It appears he plans to arrive tomorrow. As elders, it's our job to welcome him home."

"Indeed."

Later on the fireplace mantel, a picture of a boy sits there. All the animals of The Garden surround him, smiling.