After a long day of gathering food and escaping from predators the four monkeys were exhausted a tiger chased them back to their tree! But one monkey wasn’t tired he was actually excited because he found a golden banana tree while looking for food so he started dancing. But he didn’t want his monkey brothers to know about it, he wanted the bananas for himself! So when the other monkeys asked what he was dancing about he had to think about something else to say. So he said that he heard some birds chirping and was dancing to it and they believed him. Later that night he went back to the golden banana tree but all the bananas were gone! And he started hearing growling from the trees then a giant gorilla came out from the trees but he had a golden grown with a bright red ruby in the center glittering off the night sky. The gorilla explained that he was the king of a the gorillas and that tree was sacred to the gorillas. So the monkey left on his way home he heard something in the tall grass it was growling! Then a tiger pounced on him but missed. The monkey ran as fast as he could back to his tree with his monkey brothers but the tiger was gone but the monkeys heard the tigers breathing it was in the tree! As it was about to strike the gorilla came to their rescue and caught the tiger mid air and threw it back into the jungle. Then the gorilla king showed them to his kingdom it was a gold city! And it had a giant bell on top of a golden temple the gorilla king explained that it protected them from the tiger kingdom because they can’t stand loud sounds. After that the gorilla king told them to meet him in his throne room when they got their the king said he had something important to tell them. He told them that they have been appointed to be guards, but not just any guards royal guards! Their job was to protect the king from danger the monkeys accepted and got pained one hundred thousand bananas per year! they became rich and bought one of the biggest trees in the kingdom and lived protecting the king from all danger.
