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Наконец, когда первые лучи солнца пробились сквозь деревья, рассказ парня подошел к концу. Путешественники были поражены тем, как пролетела ночь, и не могли не поблагодарить Ярика за незабываемые впечатления.

С того дня Ярослав стал известен, как мастер лесных рассказов. Люди приходили издалека, чтобы послушать одну из его забавных длинных историй.

А путники, заблудившиеся в лесу? Они не переставали смеяться и рассказывать друзьям и близким о своей необычной встрече с человеком, благодаря которому даже лес мог показаться самым забавным местом на земле!

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a quirky and mischievous man named Yarik. He was known for his witty jokes and pranks, which often made people laugh. However, his greatest talent was his ability to tell funny long stories.

One day Yaroslav was walking through the forest and came across a group of travelers who had gotten lost and were looking for a way. Being a good-hearted man, the guy offered to lead them through the forest. But they didn't yet know that they were about to embark on a journey that would make them laugh for hours.

As they walked, Jarik began his story. It was a simple joke that made the travelers laugh. They thought it was just a short story and didn't expect it to turn into a long one. But Yarik had a way with words, and soon the travelers were carried away.

He began to weave a tale about a talking donkey who had the magical ability to grant wishes. The travelers listened as Yaroslav told of the donkey's adventures with a group of mischievous monkeys. The story was full of twists and turns, and the travelers couldn't resist fits of laughter.

As they continued on their journey, Jarik's story took on a life of its own. He added a unicorn who had a tongue and a grumpy dragon who liked to cross-stitch. The travelers couldn't stop laughing, and their wandering feet seemed to forget their fatigue.

As the sun began to set, they reached a clearing in the woods where the guy built a fire. The travelers were grateful for the rest and the warmth of the fire, but they did not know that the real pleasure was yet to come.